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Content licensing & strategies and in an OTT World

Wed, Oct 22, 2014 | by Merav Cunningham

Content licensing remains one of the most expensive and complex issues in video services today. With new business models, use cases, delivery mechanisms, and competitors, the world of content rights continues to evolve.

Tue, Sep 23, 2014 | by François Moreau de Saint-Martin

This year’s IBC has been one of the most exciting shows ever for VO! In 2012, we had launched our new brand and a new strategy, with a clear focus on multiscreen solutions. In 2013, we have shared our...

Thu, Sep 11, 2014 | by Merav Cunningham

Viaccess-Orca’s smart card-based conditional access system (CAS) Prime Sentinel will soon be protecting more content in Europe and migrating more than 3 million subscribers to next generation DTH serv...

Mon, Sep 8, 2014 | by Merav Cunningham

IBC2014 is just around the corner, and only few events allow you to get a handle on the shape and general direction of our industry as well as a week spent in Amsterdam does. NAB may be bigger, but IB...

Tue, Aug 5, 2014 | by David Leporini

There is a famous saying in enterprise security nowadays – either you have been hacked and you do not want to admit it, or you are simply not aware you have been. If you believe this only results from...

Mon, Jul 28, 2014 | by Efrat Fenigson

Many football fans and commentators alike have described this year’s World Cup as one of the most exciting tournaments in the history of the competition. A view that’s certainly supported by the recor...

Mon, Jul 14, 2014 | by Efrat Fenigson

A new form of video content piracy has emerged over the last ten years, exploiting technological advances to illegally retransmit highly lucrative live broadcast sports events and, in so doing, squeez...

Tue, Jul 8, 2014 | by Efrat Fenigson

International news and business media have been drawing attention to our successful efforts to combat the unauthorised streaming of live matches at the World Cup in Brazil.

Wed, Jun 18, 2014 | by David Leporini

It looks like a shark fin – a sudden, abrupt and massive technology adoption, followed by a rapid decline upon the arrival of a new disruptive technology wave. In Big Bang Disruption, Downes and Nunes...