Netflix is rolling out paid password sharing in Canada, New Zealand, Portugal and Spain as the company looks to reap revenue from a practice it long encouraged customers to engage in at no charge. They can also “buy an extra...
Read MoreLONDON – February 2, 2023 – Leading video software provider Synamedia today unveiled research analyzing the impact of sports and entertainment piracy across seven countries and the potential revenues that would result from...
Read MoreThe network then re-sells those consumers’ residential IP addresses to its customers — companies or users who want, for whatever reason, to appear as if they’re residential IPs within a specific region. This past summer, the FBI...
Read MoreEven amongst the most challenging use cases, such as measurement and attribution, there are in-market examples PETs and clean rooms that are already enabling new privacy-safe ways to approach this use case. As most often they...
Read MoreSimilarly, in 2020, 58% of ad-block users pointed to privacy as a motivation for using the technology, up from 6% in 2017, according to a 2021 report from ad-filtering software provider Blockthrough. While ad-blocking software...
Read MoreAsked about their daily viewing habits, the number indicating that they generally watch no paid video streaming services increased rose by 2.8 percentage points — from 12.3% in October to 15.1% in January (chart above)....
Read MoreThe Australian Federal Government is set to impose new rules on streaming giants such as Netflix, Disney, and Amazon Prime, requiring them to invest in local Australian content. The Australian screen industry has been advocating...
Read MoreConsumers who say they purchased videos from Amazon Prime are urging a federal judge to let them proceed with a lawsuit alleging the company duped them by offering to sell videos when it retained the right to revoke access. “A...
Read MoreIn a statement on Thursday (Nov 24), Astro Malaysia Holdings Bhd said the Kuala Lumpur High Court has ruled that a local commercial premise had acted illegally by showing pirated broadcasts of sports and entertainment contents —...
Read MoreFree TV Australia released its plan for the modernisation of the anti-siphoning rules to ensure that all Australians can watch live and free sport on TV. “Our proposed model would ensure live and free access to key sporting...
Read MoreITV could abandon its commitment to make news output if the government does not pass a law to protect British television channels from streaming services, according to leaked guidance drawn up for ministers. Failure to act means...
Read MoreA group of YouTube TV subscribers has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Disney, claiming that the company’s business deals with competitors have inflated the amount consumers pay for streaming live TV services. According to the...
Read MoreWe want to consistently regulate services that make available content that is ‘like’ TV and radio, and to achieve key policy objectives – such as media that respects community standards and reflects our cultural identity – with...
Read MoreIntriguing new data from Attest gives us some insight into the progress of the vMVPD industry in general and YouTube TV and Sling TV in particular. So, the total number of vMVPD subscriptions is around 14 million today, with the...
Read More“The additional funding will allow the ABC to increase investment in local content and education services and further improve our critical emergency broadcasting services, particularly benefiting regional communities. This...
Read More“The inability to sell new technology products in a substantial part of the global market also disrupts the typical development cycle,” it added. The European Union’s energy efficiency index (EEI) is calculated based on the...
Read MoreThe scheme currently prevents subscription television broadcasters such as Foxtel from acquiring the right to televise an event on the anti-siphoning list unless a free-to-air television broadcaster has a right. A spokesperson...
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