VO blog | ott | P. 7

Netflix might not like to talk about binge watching anymore, but more viewers than ever are doing it. And that has definite implications for all broadcasters and operators.

The growth of cloud-based models in broadcasting means the industry can start to benefit from advances made in manufacturing and start to design a digital media supply chain fit for the 21st century.

Android TV's growing success in the STB market also indicates a potential android fragmentation solution that may address the patchwork nature of the format.

After the rise of the skinny bundles in the US market, broadcasters with access to large libraries and archives are following a different path with entertainment technology: the Fat Channel.

With IBC over for another year, it’s worth taking stock of the TV landscape around us and looking in detail at how the industry is adapting to the new realities of multiscreen TV.

VO’s fully hosted and fully managed 'TVaaS' provides much more than just the TV platform. It offers a full ecosystem.

We share some valuable lessons for prospective OTT providers in emerging markets that we have learned from our work launching the LaLaKyi OTT service in Myanmar with the Global Technology Group.

In the run up to Broadcast Asia, we look at the forecasts for the future of OTT in APAC. If you had to choose one word to describe it, that word would likely be ‘booming’.