Eutelsat Pitches New Content Platform to Customers
Cirrus will support video services that works across various devices, while the EPG and catch-up developed in collaboration with Babeleye and Plurimedia. (L.R)
Cirrus will support video services that works across various devices, while the EPG and catch-up developed in collaboration with Babeleye and Plurimedia. (L.R)
IHS- Content discovery will be right at the heart of the battle among TV and video providers to convince consumers that their user experience is truly personalized. (Rapid News)
Amazon is planning to launch a supported streaming service on its TV streaming players, The new service called Free Drive is being developed by Amazon’s movie and IMDb TV. (BN)
Eutelsat Communications is launching Eutelsat CIRRUS OTT delivery solution, enabling broadcasters to offer a seamless content experience across multiple screens. (SVG News)
AI techniques can be used to help human to review new or existing content and create valuable metadata. (TVTechnology)
Digital TV Research-The Middle East and North Africa region will have 20.8 million SVOD subscribers by 2023, up from 5.22 million at the end of last year. (DigitalTVEurope)
Ofcom is introducing changes to its codes on EPGs to make it easier for people with sight impairments to navigate through the guides. (BroadBandTV)
By 2022, video streaming will scale to TV audience size and linear TV broadcasters will be taking advantage of technology to provide fully addressable linear experiences. (Nscreen)
Sat.tv has won the European Digital Forum 2018 award at the 15th European Digital Forum in Italy as the most user-friendly pan-regional EPG in cooperation with Babeleye. (Broadbandtv)
Kwese TV will broadcast all the 2018 world cup games so that soccer fans should have the opportunity to watch football stars from other countries. (Nextv)
