In this first edition of our Spotlight series, we interviewed Adina Eckstein VP Sales at Tvinci, who spoke to the Pay OTT Blog about current market trends and challenges. Adina joined Tvinci in 2008 and established and formed the Delivery department at Tvinci. Adina currently …

As the new year unfolds, it is clear that the OTT TV market is booming, and that 2013 will bring further technological innovations. Now that the industry has reached critical mass, it is creating golden opportunities for broadcasters and operators, allowing them to strongly differentiate …

We’ve talked about OTT 2.0 before, and today I’d like to break down this term to its main building blocks. According to a recent study conducted in the US, a three person household will include 10-11 connected devices, including smartphones which are often used to …

Disruptive OTT video services, some of them including high profile ties with CE manufacturers, have made operators re-evaluate their business models which until the advent of OTT, provided them with ever increasing profits. Forrester Research recently published a report which was based on feedback from …

‘Pay TV Lite’ could be one of the most interesting developments for the TV industry over the next few years in countries where there is a significant free-to-air market, with platform operators battling online video aggregators, especially movie providers, for any untapped revenue in non-subscription …

Tvinci showcases its OTT 2.0 platform at IBC 2012, Amsterdam. The Tvinci OTT 2.0 platform is the only platform to offer TV providers the combination of both a comprehensive back-end management system, as well as an extensive user experience management system. The Tvinci OTT 2.0 …

So what is OTT 2.0, really? Earlier this year we tried to come up with a name that would capture the OTT experience we envision, one that makes the TV experience personal, social and truly independent of any device constraint. We came up with OTT …

Social media has become ubiquitous, pervading every aspect of modern life; it will define this generation. People commentate on everything, from the mundanities of everyday life to live updates on crucial world events. We are more connected to on cialis order uk e another than …

Viewers who watch time-shifted content within the first 24 hours of the original broadcast are more likely to capture the essence of the original viewing experience. It’s very difficult to resurrect the same social television experience a few days or a week after the initial transmission.

What does Sky’s new subscription free offering to non-Sky customers tell us about the changing way in which consumers expect their content to be delivered? Are we to believe that this is merely an attempt at reaching more consumers? How are connected devices and OTT services challenging Sky’s iron grip on the pay market?