Advanced Television | Digital Media Delivery
WEBOrange Spain adds Filmin promotion. Orange Spain has added the OTT service Filmin for free for three months (as of September 30th). After the free offer, the service will be available to subscribers for €7.99 per month – €2 less than the regular price. Subscribers to Orange will be able to access a library of some 15,000 titles offered by
RDK, MediaTek reference platform for Wi-Fi 7 | Advanced Television
WEB19 hours ago · October 3, 2024. RDK Management and MediaTek have unveiled a new RDK-B hardware reference platform designed to enable broadband operators, CPE manufacturers, and app developers to rapidly test and launch new Wi-Fi 7 RDK-B routers and gateways. By combining open-source hardware powered by MediaTek with RDK’s open-source software, companies now ...
Report: East Asia leads in subscription bundling
WEB1 day ago · Report: East Asia leads in subscription bundling. October 3, 2024. More than a third (34 per cent) of subscribers in East Asia now sign up to services exclusively via third-party bundles and offers — a growing trend of bundling that is already significantly higher than in the US (20 per cent), Latin America (21 per cent) or even Europe (30 ...
Forecast: Global Smart TV ownership to top 50% by 2026
WEBJul 26, 2021 · Forecast: Global Smart TV ownership to top 50% by 2026. Strategy Analytics reports that more than 665 million homes worldwide owned a Smart TV at the end of 2020. This equates to 34 per cent of global households, a figure that is set to rise to 51 per cent by 2026 when Smart TV ownership will reach 1.1 billion homes.
Forecast: APAC OTT revenues at $52bn by 2027 - Advanced …
WEBMarch 24, 2022. OTT TV and movie revenues for 22 Asia Pacific countries will reach $52 billion (€42.3bn) in 2027; up by 62 per cent from the $32 billion recorded in 2021, according to the Asia Pacific OTT TV and Video Forecasts report from analyst firm Digital TV Research. From the $20 billion additional revenues, China will add $3 billion ...
Research: US AVoD adoption faster than SVoD - Advanced …
WEBJun 15, 2022 · Findings from media evaluation specialist Comscore’s 2022 State of Streaming suggest that AVoD services are seeing adoption at a faster rate than SVoD, with a 29 per cent increase in US households streaming AVoDs in 2022 compared to 2020 vs a 21 per cent increase during the same period for SVoDs. “While both ad-supported and subscription-based streaming services are growing in the US, we ...
NAB/FCC Future of TV initiative - Advanced Television
WEBApr 19, 2023 · FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has announced a new public-private initiative led by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) to guide the next steps of NextGen TV. The ‘Future of TV’ initiative will work to identify a roadmap to orderly transition ATSC 1.0 to ATSC 3.0-based services as smoothly as possible for consumers.
Study: Diverse content drives antenna use - Advanced Television
WEBFeb 18, 2022 · As cord-cutters look for ways to stay connected to live and local programming, multicultural audiences are embracing over-the-air (OTA) antennas, according to Horowitz Research’s State of OTA 2021 study. Two in ten (21 per cent) Black and 33 per cent of Latinx and Asian cord-cutters (TV content viewers who do not subscribe to MVPD—cable or satellite—services), respectively, use an over ...
Research: Streaming’s advantage grows - Advanced Television
WEBNov 11, 2021 · Three key trends emerged from Hub Entertainment Research’s latest Conquering Content study, which tracks how consumers discover TV content – and the platforms they use to watch newly discovered shows and movies:. 1) Streaming’s advantage as the home for favourite shows continues to grow: Consumers are now three times more likely to discover a new show on a streaming platform than on a ...
Research: Streaming stretches TV generation gap
WEBAug 17, 2022 · Younger adults now watch almost seven times less scheduled TV than those aged 65 and over, according to the findings of the Media Nations 2022 report from UK media regulator Ofcom, as the generation gap in media habits reaches a record high.. People aged 16-24 spend less than an hour (53 minutes) in front of broadcast TV in an average day – a fall of two-thirds in the last ten years.