The delivery of pay-TV content over IP networks is heating up. In the race to satisfy the consumer appetite for on-demand content and multiscreen access, a growing number of pay-TV operators are moving some of Read more…
Successfully connecting people to the content they love requires putting the consumer at the center of the pay-TV experience with intuitive access to the best content, all in one place. On the business side, it Read more…
TV remains the top platform for keeping up with international news in APAC, but most news consumers worry about fake news, and struggle to distinguish real news from fake news. Those are the findings of Read more…
Indonesian government officials and international TV executives have publicly called for modernized rules for the country’s broadcasting sector to keep pace with the rest of the world. Speaking at a regulatory roundtable in Jakarta – Read more…
Recent research confirms what pay-TV operators already know – securing content and customer data must be a top priority as security threats escalate It seems that everyone is talking about security nowadays. Each week, news stories Read more…
Pay-TV revenues are projected to peak globally at $202 billion in 2017, but the subsequent decline will be cushioned by revenue growth in regions like Asia-Pacific. That’s according to the latest Global Pay TV Revenue Read more…
Thailand’s National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission has vowed to regulate OTT TV and streaming to save beleaguered pay-TV players struggling not to go bankrupt under a double whammy of high license fees and network rental fees. Read more…
ITEM: Hong Kong’s pay-TV landscape is about to kill off the city’s original cable TV player, i-Cable. I-Cable’s owner – property giant Wharf (Holdings) – said in a statement that it will quit the pay-TV business Read more…
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