VO blog | TV as a service

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.

One of the growing trends in pay TV this year is for operators to integrate apps for the likes of Netflix and other SVOD rivals in their own set-top boxes.

For so long the cornerstone of broadcast offerings, is sport losing its Midas-touch with broadcasters while at the same time being wooed by new SVOD and social players?

All the headlines about Apple’s September 12 event were about the iPhone X, but there were some important structural shifts with implications for the entire industry on stage as well.

With TV Everywhere now firmly established in the marketplace, a new Nielsen survey has valuable insight into mobile video traffic and what people watch OOH - out of the home.

Who will be the victors in the battle for the future of the TV industry? Will it be the established media groups, the internet platforms, or the incoming telcos? To understand the roadmap for the futu...

Given the coverage they generate, it is tempting to think that the big SVOD players have got OTT services all sewn up and that it is not really worth competing head to head with the likes of Netflix a...

The TV as a Service market is on course to be a $1.5 billion a year industry by 2021 as the advantages of cloud-based business models are becoming increasingly recognised. The cloud is reshaping many ...