Below you will find solutions to a wide range of issues that the broadcasting industry currently faces as well as StreamVX case studies from the business sectors that the company operates in. So whether you are a CEO, CTO, CFO or in middle management, you will find expert information that may well help you in making astute decisions for your company.
December 8, 2023
Michelle Rowland, Minister for Communications in the Australian Government, announced regulations on 29 November that will require manufacturers of smart TVs to make it easy for users to find channels from local broadcasters (including the ABC, SBS and commercial networks) when they turn them on. The new law requires TV manufacturers to preload iview, SBS On Demand, 9 Now, 7Plus and 10 Play on all smart TVs sold in Australia. The main purpose of the introduction of the new regulation is to ensure that these applications cannot be unfairly hidden in the user interface. They are designed to be as visible as the apps of major players such as Netflix or Disney+.
November 17, 2023
The Walt Disney Company has completed a deal to buy a 33% stake in Hulu from Comcast for at least $8.6 billion. Disney, as the sole owner of Hulu, will therefore be able to count on 48 million subscribers to the service. At a recent investor meeting, Bob Iger, managing director of the Disney Group, outlined the plan to launch a combined app for Disney+ and Hulu.
November 10, 2023
The NBA wants to sell the league's broadcasting rights for up to $75 billion! When you're talking about that kind of money, I'm not surprised that all the media attention is focused on this transaction and this deal. This deal could completely change the US sports broadcasting market.
November 2, 2023
The global TV and streaming video market is expected to be worth USD 700 billion by 2023, of which USD 164 billion will be invested in programming. The data was presented at one of the biggest TV conferences at Mipcom by Tim Westcott, Omdia's research analyst for digital content and channels. This amount is based not only on advertising revenues and subscriptions, but also on revenues from the public sector.
October 20, 2022
Soaring energy prices in Europe along with new restrictions on the construction of hyperscale data centers are forcing streaming video platforms to look for ways to reduce their energy consumption costs while simultaneously expanding their encoding capacity.