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With TV, are you a connoisseur, binger or digitally detached?

With TV, are you a connoisseur, binger or digitally detached?

Written by on November 21, 2017 in Features with 0 Comments

A new survey of consumer behavior reveals five types of “television tribes,” with each tribe displaying very different patterns in the way they consume and pay for content, which has serious implications of how pay-TV operators can unlock new revenue opportunities by catering to their complex needs with relevant content, experiences and technology. The study, […]

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Better pictures coming to mobiles in US, but way less privacy

Better pictures coming to mobiles in US, but way less privacy

Written by on November 17, 2017 in News with 0 Comments

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. regulators on Thursday approved the use of new technology that will improve picture quality on mobile phones, tablets and television, but also raises significant privacy concerns by giving advertisers dramatically more data about viewing habits. The U.S. Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 to allow broadcasters to voluntarily use the new technology, […]

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Facebook launches ‘Watch’ to address shifting TV market

Facebook launches ‘Watch’ to address shifting TV market

Written by on August 10, 2017 in News with 0 Comments

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Facebook Inc on Wednesday made its biggest move to date to compete in the television market by expanding its video offerings with programming ranging from professional women’s basketball to a safari show and a parenting program. The redesigned product, called “Watch,” will be available initially to a limited group in the […]

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AT&T will run its wireless and TV networks as separate units

AT&T will run its wireless and TV networks as separate units

Written by on July 17, 2017 in News with 0 Comments

(Reuters) – AT&T Inc will run its wireless and DirecTV satellite television businesses separately from Time Warner Inc’s media assets following its $85.4 billion acquisition of the entertainment group, a source told Reuters on Friday. Buying Time Warner gives AT&T control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros and other coveted […]

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TV networks start to use online tools to attract young viewers

TV networks start to use online tools to attract young viewers

Written by on June 30, 2017 in News with 0 Comments

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Discovery Communications Inc and Time Warner Inc’s Turner are taking the unusual step of streaming full episodes of new shows online or on apps before they air on TV to attract younger viewers in the face of slipping ratings. Premium channels like CBS Corp’s Showtime have done this for years to […]

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News highlights – 5 June

News highlights – 5 June

Written by on June 6, 2017 in News with 0 Comments

News highlights for 5 June BP and ENI extend are running blockchain trades alongside live trading systems LONDON (Reuters) – Oil majors BP and Eni are deepening their foray into blockchain technology, starting to run blockchain trades in parallel with their live trading systems, according to developer BTL Group. Read more… Trump administration will unveil […]

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Verizon and its content strategy – they don’t need no, um, TV

Verizon and its content strategy – they don’t need no, um, TV

Written by on March 8, 2017 in Guest Blog with 0 Comments

CFO Matt Ellis says that the Verizon content plan is to stick with short-form content and sports that it has run on its go90 mobile streaming service. While telecom giant AT&T has agreed to acquire Time Warner for $85.4 billion, the Verizon content strategy dictates there is no need to buy a big entertainment company, Verizon CFO […]

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Traditional TV networks are now playing catch up with Netflix binge model

Traditional TV networks are now playing catch up with Netflix binge model

Written by on January 20, 2017 in News with 0 Comments

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Traditional TV networks are following Netflix Inc’s lead by releasing all new episodes of a series at the same time, a step to win over binge viewers who do not want to wait a week for the next instalment. The move poses a direct challenge to Netflix and a way for […]

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To tune your TV offerings, you need big data

To tune your TV offerings, you need big data

Written by on November 15, 2016 in Opinion with 0 Comments

While linear TV is dying, other forms of TV are thriving. The good thing – and the bad thing – is that TV seems to be a) coming at you from everywhere and b) comes in many different varieties. According to a new paper from real-time specialist Openet, this creates some serious challenges for services […]

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TV airwaves worth a fortune says FCC

TV airwaves worth a fortune says FCC

Written by on June 30, 2016 in News with 0 Comments

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Federal Communications Commission said on Wednesday the price of 126 MHz of television airwaves taken from broadcasters to be sold for wireless use in an ongoing auction is $86.4 billion. But analysts said wireless providers may not be willing to pay the staggering amount for the airwaves to expand their […]

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