Monthly Archives: July 2019

Apple has reportedly broken up the team it assembled to develop its augmented reality headset and squashed the project entirely. Source link …Read More

Previews are rolling in for Amazon’s upcoming two-day Prime Day sales event, which will include new deals for several streaming video services. Source link …Read More

The FX+ subscription streaming video service, which launched in 2017, is shutting down. The move comes after Disney’s acquisition of Fox and planned November launch for Disney+. Source link …Read More

OpenAP, the advanced advertising company backed by Viacom, Fox and NBCUniversal, picked dataxu as its partner to provide technology and services for advertisers to create audience segments for use in targeted digital campaigns. Source link …Read More

Venting about technical issues and content quality is more likely to happen among Amazon Prime Video and Hulu users, and less so among Netflix subscribers. Source link …Read More

WarnerMedia has been slowly spilling beans for months about its upcoming streaming service but this week saw the biggest reveal yet: it’s called HBO Max and it will have a whole lot of content. Source link …Read More

FuboTV is claiming some impressive engagement growth statistics for its streaming TV platform during the second quarter of 2019. Source link …Read More

Amagi today launched its Cloudport Ultra HD playout platform, which will allow broadcasters to playout UHD content directly from Amazon Web Services (AWS). Source link …Read More

Media company Tastemade – which produces programming for digital, mobile and streaming TV, is tapping Telaria as a supply-side partner to monetize its OTT and connected TV inventory programmatically. Source link …Read More

Harmonic got a big boost for its CableOS virtual converged cable access platform (CCAP) after Comcast this week signed a licensing deal worth $175 million. Source link …Read More