The intersection of content and technology is the topic to which most of our editorial coverage in Digital TV Europe is dedicated. In this issue we highlight different perspectives on ways in which technology can be used to enhance content distribution. First, our headline interview in this issue is with Sergio Oslé Varona, president of […]
In this issue of Digital TV Europe, we look at Liberty Global’s technology strategy, streaming and broadcasting in the Middle East and North Africa, and recent developments in OTT TV technology. Liberty Global has undergone massive changes over the past year. In the run-up to Cable Congress in Berlin in November, I talked to the […]
Welcome to the new-look Digital TV Europe. In addition to a new design, the magazine features a range of new formats including expanded coverage of recent top news stories, dedicated one-to-one interviews with key industry figures, a dedicated data and analysis section from our research partner Ovum, and a new section devoted to forthcoming industry […]
The launch of new competitors to Netflix such as Disney+, HBO Max and Apple TV+, new partnerships among broadcasters in the digital space and growth in live sports streaming mean that 2019 is shaping up to be a big year in the history of OTT TV. Digital TV Europe’s Multiscreen & OTT 2019 series addresses […]
Multi-play service providers face serious challenges. The phrase ‘highly competitive environment’ has been making an increasingly frequent appearance in cable and telecom operators’ quarterly earnings presentations, as they have struggled to differentiate their offerings on the basis of something other than price and to drive up margins. Ahead of the annual ANGA COM trade fair […]
The OTT TV revolution continues, and its impact is being felt across all elements of TV, from content creation to the screen on which that content is viewed. In this issue of Digital TV Europe, we look at three different topics that underscore the huge changes in TV production, distribution and consumption that are underway. […]
Digital TV Europe’s fourth annual survey once again provides insight into what top industry executives think about the key issues and trends facing the business of distributing digital video. Over 560 executives from 64 countries answered the call to share their views on this year’s line up of seven topics. In addition to assessing views […]
The emerging markets of Africa and the Middle East remain dominated by free-to-air TV, with satellite-delivered pay TV growing steadily. But streaming services have gained a foothold in both markets and are helping stimulate interest in local original content. In Africa, OTT TV providers face the challenge of poor terrestrial fixed-line infrastructure, the high cost […]
As autumn rolls around it’s time for the Content Innovation Awards and much of this issue of Digital TV Europe is devoted to this year’s shortlist and some of the winners who will be celebrated on the night. YouView CEO Richard Halton has overseen the UK hybrid TV service from the strategy phase to launch […]
Big data is the thread that runs through this issue of Digital TV Europe. The control of data, its use to deliver new consumer experiences, and its role as fuel for the global ambitions of big tech organisations, are key to the future of the media business. In this issue of the magazine we look […]
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