The conference sessions that accompanied this year’s TV Connect, which took place at London Olympia on March 19-21, provided many useful insights into where the industry is heading.
François Thiellet, CEO, Thema, talks to Broadband TV News
Paris-based channel distributor Thema is enjoying success by going beyond traditional channel representation. Robert Briel spoke with François Thiellet, CEO, Thema, about the success of its Nollywood TV channel and a special Cape Verdian expat channel.
Review: Cable Congress 2013
On the evidence of this year’s Cable Congress, which was held in London on March 5-7, the European cable industry is in much better shape now than at any time since the global financial crisis began in 2008.
Eurosport giving international perspective to Olympics
In between the national broadcasters that are dotted around the International Broadcast Centre, Eurosport is giving a pan-European perspective to the London Olympics.
Beth Braen talks to Broadband TV News
Beth Braen is Senior VP, marketing at NATPE. As the programming market conducts a major makeover of its Budapest event, she spoke to Chris Dziadul.
Ornass-Kubacki talks to Broadband TV News
Martin Ornass-Kubacki is vice president and chief regional officer, Astra Central Eastern Europe. He spoke to Chris Dziadul about the regional hub created by SES in the CEE region.
Caroline van Weede talks Cable Congress
With under two weeks to go before Cable Congress 2012, Caroline van Weede, managing director, Cable Europe, talks to Broadband TV News about some of the items that will be covered during this year’s principal gathering of the cable industry.
Duco Sickinghe talks PVR and VOD usage
Telenet CEO Duco Sickinghe tells Broadband TV News that PVR penetration is 50% higher than in the US, while VOD revenue is two times higher than with comparable UK households.
Aereo – another step in cord-cutting?
Launching in March in the New York City area, a new streaming TV service will be adding another chapter in the ongoing cord-cutting saga. Called Aereo, the new start-up will offer the full choice of over-the-air TV channels to people who subscribe for a monthly $12 (€9.12) fee.
Netflix under the Microscope
With deals secure with six Hollywood majors why would any company want to take on Sky? But new delivery mechanisms, not least smart TVs and connected games consoles, are giving new entrants such as Netflix a new platform.
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