Knowledge Networks Studies OTT Video Viewing Habits
Knowledge Networks announced its latest survey reports that more than a third of U.S consumers (ages 13 to 54) say they use Netflix at least once a month.
Archive of posts tagged Over-the-Top (OTT) video
Netflix and Discovery Expand Streaming Agreement
Netflix and Discovery Communications announced that have renewed and expanded their current TV show streaming agreement.
Bluestreak Inks OTT Deal with Panasonic
Bluestreak Technology announced that Panasonic Semiconductor Company has selected Bluestreak’s MachBlue platform to power the company’s new Over-the-top (OTT) video system.
Pay TV Declines in Q2 2011
IHS Screen Digest announced it reckons that the number of U.S. households subscribing to pay television video services declined by nearly 370,000 in the second quarter of 2011, with cable operators taking the biggest hit.
RCDb Debuts WatchWith OTT Service
Related Content Database (RCDb) announced its new WatchWith Service Delivery Platform at IBC 2011.
Europeans Defy Cord Cutting Craze
IHS Screen Digest announced that, according to its latest research, the European cable market continued to expand in 2010.
Netflix Rolls Out in Latin America and Caribbean
Netflix, Inc. announced that it now offers its Internet movie and TV series subscription service in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Viewster Hits Popbox and Popcorn Hour
Syabas Technology announced that Viewster is now available for the company’s Popcorn Hour and PopBox media players through the Syabas Apps Market.
Trident Employs Audible Magic SmartID
Audible Magic announced that Trident Microsystems has integrated Audible Magic’s SmartID automated content recognition system onto its Digital TV (DTV) platform.
Strong Growth for OTT Video in APAC
ABI Research announced it forecasts that the Over-the-Top (OTT) video market in the Asia-Pacific region will exceed $4 billion by 2016.
American Television Viewers Slow to Cut the Cord
J.D. Power and Associates announced that, according to its latest survey, only 3% of U.S. pay-to-view TV customers report having cut the cord in favour of other viewing options.