Insider – Page 3 – Display Daily

TV Industry Reshaped by Apps and Advertising

by Omid Rahmat

How long before we see TVs given away in lieu of revenues from apps, services, and advertising.

Smoothing Out Display Performance

by Omid Rahmat

It’s the software, stupid.

Tags:Market Data| Parks Associates| showcase| TV market

The Impotence of the Display Industry in the Face of Monopolization

by Omid Rahmat

The strategic value of displays may be underestimated.

BOE Catches Samsung and Then Some

by Omid Rahmat

Some people are racing ahead and some are just plodding along.

Apple’s Smartphone Surge Favors BOE and Tianma

by Omid Rahmat

Good news for smartphones and China’s OELD industry.

The OLED Cost Benefit Analysis

by Omid Rahmat

What is the real value of an OLED display, the one justification for the price differential with LCD?

Tags:DSCC| OLED| showcase

TCL CSOT Looking to Overcome Tradition in OLED Manufacturing

by Omid Rahmat

Hewing a path to OLED competitiveness is not a game few can play.

Tags:InkJet Deposition| OLED| showcase| TCL CSOT

The Challenge of Monetizing CTVs

by Omid Rahmat

CTV and the definition of what television viewing is, or could be, needs a helping hand from the industry’s leading brands.

Tags:Advertising| CTV| TV market

Digital Signage Just Got a Whole Lot More Interesting

by Omid Rahmat

Does Amazon know something about the market potential for digital signage that we don’t? Probably.

Tags:Amazon| Digital Signage| DOOH| Fire TV| showcase

The Best Gaming TV Move LG Could Have Made

by Omid Rahmat

Gaming TV is a thing and LG has a strong lead on what makes the market tick.

Tags:Bluetooth| Gaming| LG| showcase| TV market

No US Sanctions on Chinese Display Makers

by Omid Rahmat

The regulatory cavalry isn’t going to be riding over the hill to save anyone’s display business.

Tags:BOE| China| Korea| showcase| Tianma

A Sluggish Chinese PC Market and a Change in Display Strategies

by Omid Rahmat

Home demand helped Chinese companies build up resources for smartphone, TV and monitor displays. Sluggish demand may just crack the international market for them.