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The Electronic Communications Code: Liberty Global’s view
Initiatives to introduce new market definitions in the EC’s Electronics Communications Code would be a…
Tuning into millennial audiences: how TV providers can re-engage the cordless generation
Media companies have to tune in to the appeal of short-form videos to appeal to…
When Good Streams Go Bad: Maintaining and Sustaining Video Quality
When it comes to video streaming, the issue of quality can be both relative and…
Taking fan experiences to the next level with technology
Brian Morris, VP and general manager, media and entertainment services, Tata Communications, looks at how…
How Network Seven successfully monetised the Australian Open with DAI
Paul Davies, communications and marketing manager, Yospace, talks about the benefits of digital advertising insertion technology…
Mike Fries: introducing the GIGAWorld
Liberty Global CEO Mike Fries explains his vision for the rapidly approaching ‘GIGAWorld’ and why…
The future of TV is apps
App-like user experiences are transforming the TV experience, writes Nick Walters, CEO at kids educational…
Breaking the waves
Sky’s recent spat with Discovery was resolved at the 11th hour, but the acrimony on…
RDK in 2016: a retrospective on progress
Steve Heeb, President & general manager of RDK Management, LLC, says that the open-source TV…
TV is the new TV
Linear TV still has plenty of life left in it, says Eyal Malinger, investment director…
A dose of virtual reality
Is VR the next big thing? Kate Bulkley looks at the bigger picture. The end…
Content is still King
Kate Bulkley assesses the threat of a “Convergence Bloodbath” as Millennials grow up. The march towards convergence…
Time-shifted reality: 360° content opportunities and challenges
Ken Blakeslee, chairman of WebMobility Ventures and conference chair of AR and VR World, discusses…
A bright future belongs to niche SVOD
On-demand services that cater to particular interest groups have strong prospects, argues Bruce Tuchman. What…
The real and the virtual
Charles Dawes, senior director, international marketing at TiVo looks at whether virtual reality and augmented…
The hybrid route
Hybrid TV solutions are the only models that offer choice for consumers and operators, argues…
The Netflix effect
Tom Williams, CEO of Ostmodern, looks at how broadcasters can survive and prosper in the…
High Dynamic Range video: software is the solution
Mark Horchler, International Marketing Manager, EMEA at Elemental, says that software-defined video solutions can help…
Securing the future of pay TV: are cardless solutions good enough?
Christopher Schouten, Senior Product Marketing Director, Nagra asks if cardless security solutions are appropriate for modern…
Broadcasters’ social lives
For a few years now, there has been a big question mark over whether SVoD…
Staying in touch: how haptics Is changing the TV experience
Watching television is no longer just about the programmes. With an ever-expanding array of channels,…
Vivendi’s global ambition
It’s taken Vincent Bolloré a few years to grab hold of the unwieldy French conglomerate…
NAB Show 2016 preview
As the NAB Show kicks off in Las Vegas, Steve Plunkett, chief technology officer, Ericsson…
Millennial blues
OK I’m going to admit something personal to you all – I’m not a millennial….
Online TV and video: a corporate finance perspective
Mergers and acquisitions in the media space look set to accelerate this year, says Cavendish Corporate Finance’s…
How to use Big Data to reach your audience
Broadcasters need to digitise their operations and gather relevant data to retain consumer loyalty, says Partho…
CES 2016 preview: top consumer tech trends
Ericsson’s chief technology officer, broadcast and media services, Steve Plunkett, looks at this year’s top…
The truth behind Generation Z’s TV viewing habits
Arqiva’s managing director of satellite and media, David Crawford, explores the true TV habits of…
Netflix: the troubled teen
Can Netflix’s business plan elevate the company from teenage upstart to dependable adult? Kate Bulkley reports….
Cable’s survival strategy
If there’s one thing you can rely on with John Malone it’s that his big…