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The Frost Radar™ for the digital media content security and anti-piracy services industry analyzes providers offering a range of technologies, services, and strategies aimed at protecting digital content from unauthorized access, use, distribution, and modification. The competitive landscape of the digital content protection and anti-piracy market...

This Frost Radar plots 14 Growth and Innovation leaders in the content security and anti-piracy services industry that offer services primarily oriented to a media and entertainment customer base and prioritizing video content. The Frost Radar is a robust analytical tool that benchmarks companies' innovation focus and growth performance in an...

The Rise of AI and Evolving Tech: While Generative AI and continuous tech advancements pose challenges, they also unlock opportunities. Businesses must embrace AI yet ensure human oversight. They should remain adaptable to integrate new technologies into their services and stay ahead of the curve. Monetization and Skills Transformation: New mone...

The Frost Radar for the outsourced digital workplace services (ODWS) industry analyzes providers offering solutions that enhance digital workplace environments through consulting, implementation, and support services. These solutions aim to improve employee engagement, productivity, and digital dexterity by integrating advanced tools and technolog...

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...

Streaming media is not as tolerant of network delays as static content, primarily because the overriding qualification for streaming delivery is not download speed. Streaming media requires constant bandwidth availability and consistent connection reliability during transmission. There are several areas where providers of technologies and services ...

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...

This compact yet impactful study considers the evolution of the CDN industry as it comes to encompass a wider range of integrated services, leveraging the distributed network as an edge platform. Traditional CDNs are shifting their operating models and meeting the competition from upstarts with different value propositions and business models to si...

Media streaming devices are connected, unmanaged devices whose primary purpose is to receive on-demand content via the Internet and display it on a television screen. Demand for media streaming devices was originally derived from cord-cutters looking for convenient, cost-effective ways to access entertainment content with a lean-back experience. Me...