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Andrew McDonald
Andrew is Contributing Editor at Digital TV Europe. Follow him on Twitter @andy_mc_donaldRecent articles by this author
TalkTalk adds Cartoonito to channel line-up
UK operator TalkTalk has added Turner preschool channel Cartoonito to its TV line-up. Cartoonito is…
PwC: the future of video is mobile first
The future of video is mobile-first, with 70% of 18-24year-olds now claiming that their phone…
Amazon takes on Netflix with global Prime rollout
Amazon has undercut Netflix with the launch of Prime Video in more than 200 countries…
Sony Movie Channel to go live on UK platforms
Sony Pictures Television Networks UK is due to launch a rebranded Sony Movie Channel on…
GfK: 98% of UK OTT viewing done in-home
Some 98% of content from over-the-top services like Netflix is viewed in the home, according to…
‘Netflix only blacker’ goes live
Brown Sugar, a new subscription video-on-demand movie service billing itself as “Netflix, only blacker”, has…
Sky Germany agrees multi-year deal with WWE
Sky in Germany has agreed a new multi-year with World Wrestling Entertainment to distribute pay-per-view…
PlayStation Vue launches on Apple TV
Sony’s over-the-top TV service PlayStation Vue has launched as an app for Apple TV in the…
MTG targets US digital with new hire
Modern Times Group has appointed Digital Artists Entertainment boss Scott Rupp to develop the presence…
Ericsson boosts Nuvu with Fox film deal
Ericsson has struck a deal with Twentieth Century Fox Television Distribution to license feature films…
Over 60% of US viewers watch SVOD daily
Some 61.1% of viewers watch over-the-top or subscription video-on-demand content as part of their daily…
UK kids switching off TV
For the first time children aged five to 15 now spend more time online than…
Ericsson: mobile video traffic to grow 50% annually
Mobile video traffic is forecast to grow by around 50% annually through 2022, when it…
Hulu buys content recommendations firm
Hulu has acquired the technology behind The Video Genome Project (The VGP), in a deal…
Record US multichannel TV losses in 2016
The first nine months of 2016 have seen the biggest ever drop in US multichannel…
EE launches ‘Watch with Twitter’
EE has become the first TV platform in the UK to partner with Twitter to…
Vodafone grows TV, trials continue in UK
Vodafone grew its TV customer base by 0.2 million in the first half of the…
Starz Play Arabia raises funding to expand service
Starz Play Arabia has raised a “multi-million dollar” funding round, which it plans to use…
Vimeo strikes TV4 SVOD deal
Warner Bros.-backed TV4 has struck a deal with Vimeo that will see the latter power…
‘Sports viewing on the decline among millennials’
Interest in sport among young millennials is “on the decline” with many viewers lured away…
Google launches Daydream VR service
Google has launched its new Daydream View VR headset in five markets, along with Daydream…
NBCU details Hayu SVOD expansion plans
NBCUniversal International’s reality TV SVOD service, Hayu, will widen its reach with new rollouts, download…
Facebook ‘missed an iceberg’ with Facebook Live
Facebook made a dramatic about-turn with the launch of Facebook Live, moving the social network…
Mubi OTT service has ‘House of Cards moment’
Mubi is making a wider push into exclusive first-run content, with CEO Efe Cakarel describing…
Love Nature HD preps first Asian launch
Love Nature is set to make its Asian debut later this month by launching in…
Liberty CEO: content is ‘Kong’
Liberty Global CEO Mike Fries has said that the company will be “selective” about content…
Vimeo to launch subscription video offering
Vimeo has announced plans to launch a subscription video offering on top of its existing…
Netflix looks at offline mode
Netflix is looking at introducing an offline-viewing mode in developing countries to make to easier…
Starz plots international OTT expansion
Over-the-top service Starz Play is planning to move outside of the Middle East and North…
Ovum: VR video to generate US$8.2bn by 2020
Virtual reality video will generate revenues of US$8.2 billion by 2020 and will make more…