EuroMedia August/September 2020 The pace of change brought about by Covid has introduced innovation and customer expectations that were not predicted to happen for years. Log in or register free to read.
EuroMedia May/June 2020 With so much content available it’s not just about what’s on, it’s also about how you find what you want, and how you’re shown what you don’t know you want. Colin Mann asked a range of industry experts about the latest developments in UI, search and recommendation. Log in or Register Free […]
EuroMedia March/April 2020 The deployment of 5G has the potential to be a whole new disruptor for the media and entertainment business. Colin Mann spoke to a range of industry insiders to find out what are the opportunities for media on the move. Log in or Register Free to read
OTT will match pay-TV soon in the Middle-East, but piracy remains a serious problem, says Chris Forrester in his annual examination of the state of the market. Read the article and the rest of the issue here. Companies reported in this issue: Arabsat, Batelco, beIN, Discovery, Es’hailsat, Eutelsat, Globecast, Huawei, Insight TV, MBC, Orange, Shahid, […]
EuroMedia November/December 2019 Test and Monitor Survey 2019: EuroMedia spoke to a range of players to find out how they enable their broadcaster and service provider clients to maintain market share and protect revenue. Read the article and the rest of the issue here
Media Pack 2020 Browse the facts on Advanced Television’s impressive print and online portfolio and discover how our commercial partners reach an engaged and valuable audience. Read the issue here
Cable Media November 2019 Read the latest Cable Media magazine – a round up of cable news and analysis in the European market. Read the issue here.
EuroMedia’s LatAm Market Briefing 2019 special, providing the latest insights into the Latin America TV market. Read the issue here.
Advanced-Television rounds up the latest news and research in the fast-growing region. Read the issue here
EuroMedia September/October 2019 Will D2C transform broadcasting forever? As Disney, HBO and others follow Netflix and Prime into viewers’ homes without intermediation, what does the future hold for pay-TV platforms and lesser content brands? Colin Mann sough the views of industry experts. Read the article and the rest of the issue here