July 16, 2015

Featured News

Telstra Acquires Cloud Asset Management Specialist Nativ

As part of a strategy to create a comprehensive personalized TV and video platform, Telstra's Ooyala acquires U.K.-based Nativ for an undisclosed amount.

Vivendi Buys 80% Share of Video Site Dailymotion From Orange

Orange finds a European partner for Dailymotion. Vivendi will use the site to promote Canal+ and Universal Music Group properties.

Featured Articles

Hulu’s Move to DASH

The U.S. OTT service's Baptiste Coudurier talks about the hard work—and black magic—behind the smooth migration to MPEG-DASH, which now accounts for 75% of its traffic

Twitter, Facebook, and Snapchat: On-Demand Social Video and the Real-Time Feed

Facebook and Twitter are making substantial investments to bring more video to their users. Learn how these new video platforms differ from established online video providers.

How To: Producing and Distributing HEVC

This session from Streaming Media East in New York explores the current status of HEVC, identifying options for encoding live and on-demand video using HEVC and discussing player options in the streaming and OTT markets

Industry News

Instant secure fingerprinting for streaming and downloadable video

Xvid AutoGraph, the new protection technology that embeds robust watermarked fingerprints into online video has just got better: By adding support for MPEG DASH, Autograph’s invisible forensic watermark instantly binds video content to its recipient also

Sizmek launches Video Autoplay on mobile

New feature in Ad Builder for HTML5 allows advertisers to create soundless teasers for mobile video ads that load automatically across devices

SES Platform Services Launches pearl.tv UHD via Satellite and Internet Stream

Europe’s first free-to-air UHD channel to go live at IFA in September 2015; encoding, uplink and internet streaming provided by SES Platform Services

3Zero2 TV Chooses AVIWEST Solutions With Ka-Sat Bonding Technology for Live HD Streaming of Football Matches

AVIWEST's DMNG PRO180-RA Video Uplink System Brings Increased Performance, Ease of Use, and Affordability to Sports Applications