Adobe has announced a partnership with Roku to offer Adobe customers the ability to target the consumer audience moving to over-the-top service (OTT).
Single Sign-On drives TV Everywhere viewing
When traditional distribution platforms offer TV Everywhere (TVE) services requiring authentication every time they access the service, a lot of people don’t bother.
Consumers spend 42% of TV time with OTT
New research from Adobe and TDG shows that consumers now spend 42% of TV time with OTT services.
Apple TV most popular streaming device; but new version postponed (again)
Apple TV has doubled its share of premium video viewing in just one quarter from 5% in Q4 ’14 to 10% in Q1 ’15 – overtaking Roku, according to Adobe’s Digital Index (ADI).
Adobe says mobile video views up 300%
TV Everywhere adoption in the US increased 12-fold and mobile video viewing grew by 300%, according to Adobe.
Adobe eyes IP revolution
TV CONNECT – LONDON. Given that over 10 billion devices will be connected and in use by 2017, the question of how you monetize video is becoming increasingly important.
BBC separates Android video apps
The BBC has launched a new video platform that is designed to work across mobile devices running the Android operating system.
Adobe pulls Flash from TV environment
Adobe is to break with plans to put its Flash technology into the TV space, at the same time pulling out of the mobile market, in favour of HTML-5. The move follows two decades of development of the Flash Player for mobile browsers.
Adobe creates cross platform login for the TV Everywhere age
Adobe Systems has launched a new authentication system designed to allow pay-TV subscribers easy access to premium content from a variety of internet enabled devices.