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Given how popular OTT services are, it isn’t immediately apparent how OTT providers are actually going to make money and become profitable. For years, it was assumed that the key to the success of any OTT business was simply to get enough scale and subscribers to cover the costs of licensing and distributing content. While there are a lot of choice...

IPTV is becoming a mature pay TV technology now with wide-scale deployment in the Asia-Pacific region. IPTV has been most successful in markets with significant fiber deployment. Due to the difficulty of providing interactive services with traditional pay TV technologies, some cable TV operators in mature markets are exploring options to migrate to...

This analysis discusses questions about and compares global approaches to how regulations may or are already shaping the metaverse, and how issues of identity and trust lie below the surface. The analysis includes perspectives from the following thought leaders: Elizabeth Rothman, attorney and advisor to non-profit standards organization X Real...

The TV broadcast industry has evolved significantly over the last decade characterized by growing business models, increased competition, changing regulations, and above all a significant shift in consumer preferences. The TV industry in India is also undergoing a lot of changes as a result of digitization mandates. Low entry barriers and an ease...

16 Sep 2016  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Market Research

Over the Top (OTT) Video Market Update, India, 2016

OTT to Energize the Indian TV Market; Intensify Competition, and Create Strategic Partnerships and Subscription Models

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This research study provides an analysis of the over-the-top (OTT) video consumption in India. It gives an insight into the market scenario and growth prospects of key market participants, new entrants and the impact of telecom services in bringing about a drastic change in the way television is consumed in India. A competitive analysis of the stak...

The metaverse as a concept can be complex to understand. Frost & Sullivan categorizes the metaverse as an interconnected network of persistent 3D worlds and simulations where end users, represented by virtual avatars, are enabled with a sense of social presence and spatial awareness and participate in an extensive virtual economy. This study dis...

Scope of the Study This research study includes the following segments: Scope: broadcast trends, regional adoption index, technology solutions, live streaming, cloud adoption, compression standards, transcoding solutions, and content protection Geographic scope: Middle East, Levant, and GCC Key Questions Answered Who are the key technology ve...

13 Apr 2017  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Content Protection Market, Forecast to 2021

OTT, HTML5, and Cable IP-fication Disrupt Status Quo for Conditional Access Systems (CAS) and Digital Rights Management (DRM)

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Video service operators continue to rely heavily on content protection technologies to secure content, protect revenue, and meet content licensing obligations. However, the nature of protection technologies is expanding to encompass changing content delivery and rendering destinations including consumer electronics (CE) device apps and browsers. Th...

29 Mar 2016  |  Global  |  Market Research

Top 50 Emerging Technologies: Growth Opportunities of Strategic Imperative

Multi-billion dollar technologies ready to propel industries and transform our world

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Research Overview The Top 50 Emerging Technologies research is a comprehensive analysis of the most promising and disruptive technologies poised to impact our world in the next few years. It highlights and offers strategic guidance and actionable ideas on the hottest 50 technologies that pack maximum potential to fuel global innovation; spawn in...