Russia had 13.6 million homes receiving pay-TV as of the end of this June, or 15% more than six months earlier, according to data produced by J’son and Partners Consulting […]
Research: Italian mobile TV usage to double
The number of mobile phone users in Italy accessing video content via their devices will climb to 5.1 million in 2015 and its revenues reach $685 million (€454.3 million), according […]
Record 856 million US video views for Hulu
Hulu viewing was up in the US to record levels of 856 million (a 3.1% share) in October during the height of the autumn TV season. The average Hulu viewer […]
Online TV watching continues to grow in US
Online video viewing in the US continued to reach record levels in September with nearly 26 billion videos viewed during the month by more than 168 million internet users, according […]
Cautious optimism returns to the industry
Suppliers to the broadcast and media technology industry are starting to regain some confidence in the market going forward, as the global economic situation starts to ease, according to the […]
US online viewing of movies and TV shows doubles in 2009
The number of US broadband households watching premium online content, including movies and TV shows via the internet, doubled in the last year, according to a new study from Parks […]
All-time high for Asian pay-TV
Subscription television in Asia Pacific now reaches more homes than the rest of the world combined, according to figures published by the Cable & Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia (CASBAA). […]
Survey: slow adoption for Ultra-High Definition TV
The market for HDTV has hit the mainstream in the US and Asia-Pacific, while in Europe it is gaining momentum. Now, the industry has started speculating about the commercialization of […]
Poles warm to digital technology
Just under half of Poles (44%) believe that the greatest attraction of VOD and PVR is that they allow them to avoid TV advertising, according to a report by PBS […]
European VOD services grow to over 700
There were 696 VOD services available in Europe at the end of 2008, according to research from The European Audiovisual Observatory and the Direction du développement des médias (France).