Measurement key to monetizing mobile video
Measuring mobile video audiences and associated ad engagement is one of the greatest challenges facing the pay TV industry, with […]
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The State of #HDR in Broadcast and OTT – CES 2016 update
Yoeri Geutskens who sifts through all the Ultra HD news from his @UHD4k twitter account gives us the state of play with the different HDR initiatives at the end of 2015, the last of the pre-UHD years?
“HaLow” sets stage for multi-channel Wi-Fi
Philip Hunter looks into the probable impact of “Halow”, the new low-power high-range standard from the Wi-Fi Alliance. Expect compatible devices to hit the market in 2018.
@nebul2’s 14 reasons why 2015 will be yet another #UHD #IBCShow
14 topic areas classified by decreasing level of visibility I have on how things are panning out in that particular domain:
1. Broadcast networks (DVB), 2. Studio equipment (cameras etc.), 3. IP network; CDN and Bandwidth, 4. Codecs (HEVC), 5. Head-ends (Encoders, Origins, etc.), 6. 4K/UHD resolutions, 7. Security for UHD, 8. TV sets & STBs, 9. Frame rates, 10. Next Gen Audio, 11. HDR, 12. Wide Color Gamut, 13. Work flows, 14. UHD-only content
Operators unhappy over Wi-Fi and unlicensed cellular coexistence plans
Controversy has raged for well over a year now over plans by some mobile network operators (MNOs) to extend their
Google getting it right at last with Android TV
It may still be too early to be sure, but there are signs that with Android TV Google’s connected video