German cable operator Unitymedia will offer a broad line-up of discussion rounds, expert talks and other formats at its stand at ANGA COM 2019.
KPN to upgrade its IPTV service with Accenture Video Solution 6
KPN has renewed its contact with Accenture Video Solution (AVS) with a five-year agreement using Accenture Video Solution 6.
Sharp drop in TV set viewing
A new survey is reporting a 55% drop in the number of consumers who say they prefer to watch TV shows on the traditional television set.
Accenture to acquire S3 TV Technology
Accenture will acquire S3 TV Technology, a business unit of Dublin-headquartered S3 Group that delivers consultancy, automated testing, service monitoring and diagnostic solutions to video service providers globally.
Video infrastructure software spending shifting to headend
New Q4 data from Synergy Research Group shows that headend-oriented software is accounting for an ever-larger share of video infrastructure software revenues, while content protection share of the market is declining.
Fast growth for video infrastructure software market
Client software is the fastest growing software category within the video infrastructure software market, followed by headend software, according to Synergy Research Group.
Accenture launches Mediaset TV Everywhere service
Mediaset has turned to Accenture to create and manage its Mediaset Infinity service, which delivers film and TV shows on-demand to IP-enabled devices such as set-top boxes, PCs, tablets, connected TVs and gaming consoles.
Accenture and KPN develop Google Glass for TV
WATCH VIDEO. Accenture and KPN have developed a proof of concept using Google Glass and the Accenture Video Solution (AVS) for interactive television viewing, storage and control that has the potential to greatly enrich TV user experience.
KPN selects Accenture for its IPTV services
KPN has selected Accenture to develop and maintain television services based on the Accenture Video Solution. Financial terms were not disclosed.
OTT changing viewer habits
Consumers in the United States and the UK are increasingly turning to broadband-delivered video services to supplement their cable and satellite viewing.