Monthly Archives: July 2019

Nielsen is moving its core National Television Audience Measurement processing from traditional on-premise servers to Amazon Web Service’s cloud-based infrastructure. Source link …Read More

Video piracy already eats into potential revenues for OTT services like Netflix and pay TV providers like Comcast, and the problem will likely get worse in the years ahead. Source link …Read More

The term “traditional players” is a bit deceiving when referring to the entertainment industry. Most traditional players are market-leading companies that have achieved success (or at least endured successfully) in the creation and distribution of film and …Read More

CBS is warning viewers that AT&T’s pay TV services including DirecTV, DirecTV Now and U-verse could lose CBS broadcast networks soon if a new agreement isn’t reach. Source link …Read More

CBS and Viacom are reportedly setting August 8 as an informal deadline for reaching an agreement to recombine the two media companies. Source link …Read More

Hulu last week quietly brought back 4K streaming video – albeit in a limited capacity – after taking down options for Ultra HD viewing last year. Source link …Read More

Ooyala today announced a definitive agreement to sell its Flex media platform business to Dalet, a video product provider for broadcasters and media companies. Source link …Read More

Comcast NBCUniversal has 11 new media and entertainment startups, including facial recognition and interactive sports tech companies, picked for its second LIFT Labs Accelerator. Source link …Read More

Dish Network’s AirTV today rolled out the new AirTV Mini, a 4K HDR compatible streaming stick running Android TV, priced at $79.99. Source link …Read More

Amino Communications today announced its acquisition of online video specialist 24i Media in a combined cash and stock deal worth €21.4 million (about $24 million). Source link …Read More