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Delivering the Olympic Games
Much has changed since Intelsat first delivered the 1968 Summer Games from Mexico City to…
Kate Bulkley: Traditional TV’s new fans
“I don’t think it’s a big stretch to suggest that part of Facebook’s strategy will…
Graham Pomphrey: Premier League rights – caveat emptor
A sigh of relief was audible over west London yesterday evening as BSkyB discovered it…
Comment: Taking control of OTT delivery
Assuring each individual TV experience will be key to the success of over-the-top TV, writes…
TV’s constant companion
Broadcasters are increasingly focusing on interactivity via second-screen devices, writes Shirlene Chandrapal, vice-president, connected TV…
Localisation of TV channels: viewing the bigger picture
Jon Try, vice-president of technology, Chello DMC, assesses the prospects for cross-border launches of local…
A smart approach to Smart TV
Connected TV is set to play a huge role in home entertainment, but industry players…
Learning to love pay TV
German consumers are beginning to warm to pay TV, and Sky Deutschland stands to benefit,…
Pay TV feels the pressure
Pay TV operators must not be complacent about new threats to their business model, writes…
The iPad – TV’s best friend
No other device has disrupted the way we watch TV as the tablet, or more…
Territorial restrictions in football – an EU lawyer’s perspective
Gustaf Duhs, Head of Competition at Stevens & Bolton LLP, comments on the European Court…
Premier League ruling: who’s the winner?
On the face of it, today’s ECJ ruling that EU citizens have the right to…
Love and money
Is an appeal to emotion the key to keeping customers? Stuart Thomson weighs the arguments…
Multiscreen rights and wrongs
Multiscreen distribution was the dominant theme of last month’s IBC in Amsterdam, writes Stuart Thomson….
Centralisation v localisation: is there a choice?
Robin Kroes calls for an ‘and/and’ solution of a central and local mix to meet…
The Googorola dilemma
The marriage of Google and Motorola Mobility raises a number of intriguing possibilities, writes Kate…
Twilight of the moguls
The News Corp phone hacking scandal, Silvio Berlusconi’s troubles and the death of Leo Kirch…
Transforming TV
Companion devices have the power to transform the TV experience, but the TV ecosystem will…
Surfing the waves of change
The message from CTAM Europe and EuroSummit 2011 to the industry is surf the waves…
Safety from the storm
“Cable’s recurring revenues means that debt is easier to finance…which means cable can more easily…
The barbarian invasions
“Hostilities have begun, but much of the cable industry seems to be in denial –…
Nets get together
“Some major TV companies have found another piece of broadcasting turf where they are putting…
BT and Sky play the field
“It is clear that Sky’s moves have upped the pressure on BT Vision to make…
New ways to socialise
“The opportunity for broadcasters is to figure out how to integrate this social ‘stuff’ into…
Cable lights up exit sign
“No-one else wanted to fund the business through its consolidation phase. But now the markets…
A bite of the Apple
“The balance of power is shifting, nurtured by social networking sites and the immediacy of…
Pay-TV looks over the top
“The bulwark that pay-TV operators have is content packaging and pricing expertise and a relationship…
Taking the high road
“For those of us who wondered if clearer, more detailed TV pictures would be enough…
iPhone effect hits pay-TV
“People familiar with the internet and devices including the iPod and the iPhone want their…
Cable caught in the web
“The key for cable is to embrace the web without sacrificing its traditional pay-TV model….