The landmark deal between Liberty Global, which owns Virgin Media, and Netflix is a big win for the OTT firm as it has been struggling outside the US to grow its user-base, reports Telecoms.com...
https://broadbandworldforum.wordpress.com/2016/09/16/liberty-global-setting-up-home-with-netflix/
Guest blog post from Pioneer Consulting Asia It was not too long ago when mobile operators commanded the end-to-end product space for their customers, where the typical products consumed were mai...
Netflix announced at CES last week that its online subscription service has been switched on in 130 new markets, which now brings their total reach to a whopping 190 markets across the world. It ...
Ustream’s founders identified a need for live streaming when friends who were posted in Iraq during the war had difficulties communicating with their families at home. While there is still a fo...
“No one has really nailed mobile video creation in a way that makes a ton of sense,” says Vimeo CTO (and self-described ‘last man standing’) Andrew Pile, ahead of his keynote appearance a...
Whilst I’m sure many of you enjoyed last week’s FIFA World Cup finals in a crowded pub somewhere, there were some of us who opted to watch the games from the comfort of our own homes. Unfortu...
Just the other week I overheard two high-ranking broadcasting execs have the following conversation. “It’s ironic, what I do for a living, you know, cos I haven’t actually owned a TV for de...
https://broadbandworldforum.wordpress.com/2014/03/31/video-is-the-opiate-of-the-networks/
In this pre-BBWF video interview we quiz James Bagley, the Head of Strategy and Planning at BSkyB, on the broadcaster’s vision for the connected home, and its strategy for fibre broadband.
Voracious consumer appetite for Over the Top (OTT) technologies has bred an exceptionally chaotic telecommunications environment, and has ignited a heated battle for market share. In fact, a rece...
https://broadbandworldforum.wordpress.com/2013/10/18/securing-revenues-in-the-cloud/