Welcome to the new Euromedia digital edition. Read our in depth feature on social media and the news and the rest of our March/April issue.
Welcome to the new Euromedia digital edition. Read our in depth feature on social media and the news and the rest of our March/April issue.
MID-EAST BROADCASTING GROWS, BUT FACES CHALLENGES
Middle East broadcasting is booming reports Chris Forrester, who also warns of satellite jamming problems facing the region.
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TEST AND MONITOR SEGMENT SURVEY 2012
In order to provide Quality of Service and Quality of Experience in an increasingly competitive pay-TV landscape, broadcasters and service providers need to ensure the reliability and consistency of video and audio delivery across a range of platforms and devices. EuroMedia spoke to a range of sector players to find out how they are responding to market dynamics and enabling their broadcaster and service provider clients to maintain market share and protect revenue.
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FIRST-CLASS DELIVERY
Service providers must provide what the content consumers want and deliver it with maximum flexibility, convenience and QoE. This requires a Content Delivery Network, but there are a host of business models available. Colin Mann navigates his way through the choices facing industry players.
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The future of the set-top box has come under increasing scrutiny in recent months, with a senior cable company executive suggesting it will become extinct, and uncertainty surrounding the ownership of leading vendors. Euromedia finds out how the market and products have developed, and how sector players see the future panning out.
Much importance is given to securing digital content and monetising it across platforms, often as part of a triple or quad-play service. Equally important is ensuring that usage is billed in a timely manner. Colin Mann investigates how specialist solutions providers enable seamless service operation and subsequent monetisation.
TOMORROW’S GREEN SATELLITES ARE APPEARING NOW
Satellites are having to adapt to meet future launch and broadcasting requirements. Chris Forrester explains.
The Arab Events in the Middle East during 2011 meant the region’s satellite operators experienced the Best of Times, the Worst of Times, as Chris Forrester explains.
TEST AND MONITOR SEGMENT SURVEY 2011
In order to provide Quality of Service and Quality of Experience in
an increasingly competitive pay-TV landscape, broadcasters service providers need to ensure the reliability and consistency of video and audio delivery across a range of platforms and devices. EuroMedia spoke to a range of sector players to find out how they are responding to market dynamics and enabling their broadcaster and service provider clients to maintain market share and protect revenue.
With an ever-increasing amount of content available to the TV viewer, the challenge is now greater than ever to ensure that it can not only be accessed readily, but is relevant to the viewer’s preferences. Colin Mann discovers some answers from a range of industry experts.
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