More and more TV viewers in the US have said they plan to drop traditional pay-TV services in the coming months. 4% plan to do so in the next 12 […]
Can Apple become the Ultraviolet killer?
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.
Affordability is the next challenge for broadband
The current affordability of broadband around the world highlights a stark contrast in broadband prices, which will challenge the industry as it looks to increase global penetration, according to research […]
Over 60% of US connected TV homes use apps
US consumers who own smart TVs are now rapidly adopting online TV applications that are integrated into their connected TVs. A new In-Stat survey estimates that over 60% of these […]
Samsung and Philips lead Germany’s HDTV market
While many of the HDTV markets in Western Europe are relatively mature, US based ABI Research suggests Germany still has plenty of room for growth. There is also considerable interest […]
US OTT viewing grows 30%
Over the Top video viewing in the US has grown dramatically in just a year, both streamed and downloaded, on stationary as well as mobile platforms.
Germans show growing interest in web TV
Interest in online videos and web TV is growing. Two thirds of all internet users in Germany are already watching videos online at least occasionally, according to Berlin-based Goldmedia.
Connected TVs to conquer the German market
IFA 2011 – BERLIN. PriceWaterhouseCoopers has said that five million German households will own a connected TVs at the end of the year. This year alone, three million connected sets […]
Satellite TV reaches 17.1 million households in Germany
For the first time ever, the number of German households receiving TV via satellite has broken the 17-million mark. 17.1 million German households now watch television directly via satellite (DTH), […]
Ericsson Consumer Survey: On demand growing
Uptake of on demand services is continuing to grow with the disparity between paid for VOD content and broadcast TV services beginning to close.