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In the second of TVBEurope's special features looking at expectations for the year ahead, we focus on media delivery, consumption and management
A new report from Altman Solon found two-thirds (66 per cent) of sports executives are concerned that live sport is losing relevance
Video sharing platforms and broadcasters' on-demand platforms helped drive a 6 minute increase in the amount of time viewers spent watching TV and video...
Kathy Klingler, chief marketing officer, Brightcove, explains how TV producers can take control of their digital future to reach larger global audiences, have greater...
Altman Solon’s 2023 Global Sports Media Survey includes a poll of more than 150 global sports media executives to understand the priorities and solutions...
Tom Angell explains why he believes NFTs are well placed to usher in a new paradigm of content funding, creation and consumption
DTG's latest report finds in 2020 total UK TV sales were up 17 per cent YoY – the biggest increase in a generation
An expert panel will discuss how the future of the video ecosystem requires collaboration across the video value chain to offer sustainable choices to...
Study by Stanford University has found that watching TV while also scrolling social media can lead to memory loss.
Rebuffering is still the most frustrating aspect of watching online video finds Limelight's State of Online Video report
TVBEurope talks to Nevion's Andy Rayner about the possibilities 5G technology offers all areas of the media industry
By James Manderson, general manager at customer engagement platform Braze EMEA
UK adults expected to spend an average of 9 hours, 23 minutes each day watching, streaming, reading and listening to media in 2018
Futuresource predicts $439 billion will be spent globally on consumer entertainment by 2021
British adults spend 7 hours and 56 minutes a day consuming media
Zenith Media reports rate will rise from 19 per cent in 2016
As more television sets become internet-enabled, online content is finding its way from computer and mobile screens to the TV screens of our living...