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ADB extends capability of vuTyme hotel iTV platform with vuCaster solution for streaming from personal devices

by Isaac Oburu

ADB, a leading provider of solutions and services for media convergence, has announced that it is extending the capability of its vuTyme next-generation managed services hotel iTV solution to enable guests to stream content …

Tags:Netflix| Pay TV| VOD

Netzkino Works on Xbox One

by Yvette Raikes

Netzkino, which supplies free video on demand in Germany, has added an app for the Xbox One. Around 2,500 full-length films will be available on the advertising-supported platform.

Tags:Germany| Large Display Monitor| OTT Video| VOD| Vol 23 - Issue 37

Netflix and Amazon to See Revenues More Than Double, Reaching Almost $35 Billion by 2021

by Isaac Oburu

New data from Juniper Research has found that revenues from SVOD (subscription video on demand) services, such as Netflix and Amazon, are set to more than double from $14.6 billion this year, to $34.6 …

Tags:Amazon| Netflix| VOD

European Netflix Development Stutters

by Milos Pavlovic

Vivendi has been developing a European version of Netflix, but according to the French paper, Liberation, the project has had its meetings suspended. The project was originally planned to exploit content from Canalplay in …

Telus Brings UHD to BC and Alberta

by Tom Allen

Canadian broadcaster Telus has launched the first UltraHD TV service in Western Canada. ‘4K on Optik TV’ can be accessed by residents of British Columbia and Alberta and includes a variety of content, including …

New VoD Service Scraps Geo-Locking

by Tom Allen

A new VoD service called Pantaflix will be launched in Europe and the USA on the 28th July, by Pantaleon Entertainment. Unlike rival services, Pantaflix will deal directly with producers, without involving sales companies …

Tags:Europe| Large Display Monitor| USA| VOD| Vol 23 - Issue 28

Amazon Expands Prime Video

by Tom Allen

Amazon will launch its Prime Instant Video VoD service in France, Italy and Spain simultaneously, before the end of the year. The news comes from French newspaper Le Figaro.

Vo3SS Redesigns Vodafone VoD Service

by Tom Allen

Vodafone Deutschland has chosen 3 Screen Solutions (3SS) to redesign its Select Video VoD service. 3SS delivered new software to enhance the functionality of the service, building on existing middleware. The new VoD store …

Eutelsat Shares UHD Viewing Preferences

by Tom Allen

Eutelsat presented its findings from a study on UltraHD viewing preferences in Europe at the Connected TV Summit in London last week. We were unable to attend, but Broadband TV News covered the event. …

Cord-Shaving Outweighs Cord-Cutting

by Tom Allen

Research by Nielsen suggests that cord-cutting concerns are not as well-founded as expected. Most consumers are likely to cut back on, but not cancel, their pay-TV services, and complement them with streaming services like …

CES 2016 Roundup

by Tom Allen

3M had several groups at the show. We talked to the automotive group from the display division which was showing how its light control films could be used to control viewing angles and other …

VR in the Soviet States

by Tom Allen

VoD service Megogo has launched its own VR app, Megogo VR. The service, which is available in 15 of the former Soviet states, is available on Android now; an iOS app will follow soon. …