Rakuten Viki has grown into a massive streaming video service by using community building and a rewards system.
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TCL’s 6-Series Roku TV Wins CES Future Tech Award
This year at CES, Future Tech Awards were given to those people and products that are influencing the tech industry. Awards were given for Future Choice, chosen by Future Tech’s ...Read More
Week In Review: Netflix adopts dubious measurement metric, Comcast doubles number of new broadband subs
Alan Wolk, lead analyst and co-founder at TV[R]EV, covers Netflix’s new measurement standard and Comcast’s broadband subscriber growth for Week In Review.
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Free broadcast TV app Locast adds service in Sioux City, Iowa
Locast, a streaming service that offers free access to local broadcast TV channels, is now streaming 20 local TV channels in Sioux City, Iowa.
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Facebook Watch Cuts Back on Original Programming
Facebook is increasing its programming budget for Facebook Watch. However, the new strategy involves pulling back on some of the original content found on the platform. The Information shared this ...Read More
Apple snags top Netflix engineer to help build out streaming service – report
Apple has reportedly hired a longtime Netflix engineer as the company seeks to build out and improve its fledgling streaming video service, Apple TV+.
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Apple TV+ revenue still ‘immaterial’ to Apple’s results
Apple TV+ is still fairly new to the world and Apple said its new subscription streaming video service has yet to impact the company’s earnings.
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AT&T Sees Revenue Losses as it Prepares to Launch HBO Max
During today’s AT&T Q4 2019 Earnings Call, COO John Stankey covered the 2020 objectives for AT&T, one of which is the launch of HBO Max. He says the company is ...Read More
AT&T lost 1.16 million video subscribers in Q4
AT&T posted another substantial round of video subscriber losses for the fourth quarter of 2019, rounding out a year of mass erosion to its satellite TV business.
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Dalet props up digital media storefront for its MAM users
Dalet’s new software-as-a-service offering, StoreFront, will let customers create content marketplaces tied to the company’s media asset management system.
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