All Connected TV & Devices articles – Page 6
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WebinarOn-demand webinar: NAB Show 2018 Deconstructed
Not everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas: IBC365 is joined by a panel of industry experts to review what went on, what was hot, and what happened at the NAB 2018 conference and show floor.
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Video
Video: Kris Hardiman, Ericsson
Ericsson Head of Head of Portfolio Marketing for Europe and Latin America Kris Hardiman on Ericsson’s role in the broadcast sector, changing consumer viewing habits and the impact of 5G.
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Industry Trends
What we know about Red’s Hydrogen phone
Red looks likely to make a full-scale launch of its Hydrogen phone in the summer, but a picture of what the handset will be capable of is starting to emerge.
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Industry Trends
Voice control to dominate 143m homes by 2022
Pay TV and OTT operators are plugging into voice control to enhance the entertainment ecosystem and cater to audience demand for smart controlled devices.
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Thought Leadership
VoD remains central and disruptive technologies will dominate
2018 is set to be an important year for the broadcast industry, with continually shifting audience habits, the battle for viewers’ attention intensifying, and emerging technologies becoming more mainstream, writes Tom Williams.
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Industry Trends
Predictions for 2018: Five media tech themes from the DTG
Artificial intelligence, AR, voice assistants and 5G are among the themes that will dominate 2018, according to experts at the DTG
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Industry Trends
CES 2018: Top 10 launches, trends and insights
The top gadgets, trends and experiences showcased at CES 2018 last week.
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Thought Leadership
Can you watch 350 channels worth of TV?
Television operators and OTT providers need to better personalise and target their content says Michael Clanton, Global Video Solutions and Cable Industry Leader, IBM.
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Industry Trends
Smart and connected: The future of home technology
The capabilities of smart technology are paving the way for futuristic home, experts explore the challenges and rise in the demand for connected and integrated devices.
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Video
Netflix on overcoming the UHD challenge
Interview: Netflix Manager of Production Engineering Jimmy Fusil on overcoming the UHD challenge and managing big data.
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Industry Trends
Gauging success: The evolution of audience measurement
From telephone interviews to return path data from set-top boxes and tablets, the methods used to assess who is watching what have evolved with people’s viewing habits.
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Industry Trends
Analysis: The role of smart TVs in UHD broadcast
What does the launch of Samsung’s UHD sport app mean for the takeup of high resolution services, and could other display manufacturers follow suit?
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Technical Papers
Media orchestration between streams and devices
The upcoming MPEG Media Orchestration standard enables the temporal and spatial orchestration of multiple media and metadata streams.
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Technical Papers
Authenticating the TV user by biometrics
Investigating biometric continuous measurements to identify the user holding a remote control.
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Industry Trends
Consumers expected to opt for VoD over linear
By 2020 seven out of ten consumers will prefer video on-demand (VoD) and catch-up services over scheduled linear TV viewing, according to a report by Ericsson.
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Industry Trends
TV trumps internet as favourite among consumers
TV viewers watch an average of 170 minutes of TV per day compared to 140 minutes spent browsing the internet.
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Industry Trends
Consumers reveal why they cut TV services
Each quarter, TiVo seeks real consumer opinions to uncover key trends relevant to pay-TV providers, digital publishers and CE manufacturers.
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Technical Papers
Viewers' choice: Rethinking media personalisation in a multi-screen world
TV as a medium is undergoing two notable changes - dispersion and atomisation.
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Industry Trends
Chinese viewers more willing to pay for content
Chinese mobile video consumers spend more time watching videos on smartphones than other connected devices, including connected TVs and computers.
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Technical Papers
Addressing future growth in broadcast TV and video consumption on mobile devices
In the future of media (TV, radio, online content, games etc.), two trends seem inescapable - a sustained increase in data usage and much greater consumption of video on mobile and portable devices.
