The global market of services on connected TVs will reach USD $3.23 billion in 2016, according to new research from GII (Global Information). This market will represent 16.8% of the OTT video market and about 1% of the global fixed video services market.
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Speaking at Apps World this week, Daniel Danker, general manager, on-demand at the BBC, claims the corporation has been contrasting the effort involved in achieving reach and views on BBC iPlayer on connected TV devices versus the Apple iPad.
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AOL has announced that its entire original video content library will be distributed and monetised on YouTube.
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Ofcom has welcomed the “significant progress” that has been made in moving forward the delivery of 4G mobile services across the UK.
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August witnessed a fall in the UK’s online population for the second month in a row, according to new data released by online auditor UKOM.Although the initial buzz around the Olympics died down and patient individuals around the country were finally rewarded with some semi-seasonal weather, the fallout didn’t affect overall online activity too negatively.42.8… Continue reading UKOM Data Report: August 2012
