Companies such as Netflix, Hulu, Apple, and Amazon helped drive the OTT video market past $8 billion in 2012, according to ABI Research.
KPN IPTV streams to smartphones
August 13, 2012 09.55 Europe/London By
Dutch incumbent KPN has upgraded its KPN Interactieve TV Online service to include streaming to Android and iOS smartphones. For the moment, the TV Everywhere service is only available in the subscriber’s home.
Apple drops YouTube, adds Hulu
August 13, 2012 08.42 Europe/London By
Apple has added Hulu Plus to its Apple TV menu with immediate effect – unexpectedly and without any formal announcement. The move follows a decision by the company to remove the YouTube app from iOS 6.
Now TV added to iPad and iPhone
August 1, 2012 10.33 Europe/London By
Now TV has been cleared for distribution in the Apple App Store. Apps for the BSkyB-backed internet service are now available for both iPad and iPhone via 3G and Wi-Fi.
Netflix surpasses Apple in US online movies
June 4, 2012 09.44 Europe/London By
Netflix surged past Apple Inc. in 2011 to become the largest US online movie service in revenue terms, according to a new report from IHS. Growth was driven by subscription video on demand (SVOD).
Russian boost for Apple
March 6, 2012 09.58 Europe/London By
Free New Year’s Eve feed from New York
December 27, 2011 07.35 Europe/London By
It’s that time of year again – the Times Square Alliance will once again offer free satellite feeds of the New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square, The clean, uninterrupted feeds are available free of charge to domestic and international television outlets.
Apple adds movies to the Dutch iTunes store
October 3, 2011 07.19 Europe/London By
Can Apple become the Ultraviolet killer?
September 18, 2011 21.28 Europe/London By
Ultraviolet DRM technology offers the promise of enabling consumers to buy media in various digital and physical formats and consume it on a wide variety of devices.
Apple to target Hulu?
July 22, 2011 11.03 Europe/London By
