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VUIX 2016 – Gulliver Smithers – Creating the Always-On Consumer Experience

The Sony Crackle AVOD service is currently published in three languages, across twenty countries and is available on twenty eight devices. The service has been live since 2007 but in recent years the Crackle product team recognized that consumer consumption patterns had shifted dramatically. The response was to [...]

VUIX 2016 – Oliver Davies – Notes from the VOD Frontline

Oliver Davies, UKTV’s Head of Digital Products, takes a look at the evolution of the broadcaster's video-on-demand services. From Dave OD in 2011 to today’s award-nominated UKTV Play, it has taken a reinvention of the team along the way to achieve the product's current strong position. Davies and [...]

VUIX 2016 – James Jackson – On-Demand for Everyone

James Jackson explains how the UK’s biggest TV service is opening catch-up and on-demand to new audiences, helping tackle digital divides and setting new standards for connected TV. Freeview Play delivers free access to VOD services from the UK’s leading broadcasters through a growing range of TVs and [...]

VUIX 2016 – Panel Session: The Future of Cinema & Day and Date Release

Kerensa Samanidis from the BFI, Phil Mordecai from Curzon Home Cinema, Marnie Watson from Wuaki.tv and Efe Cakarel from MUBI come together to give us a short history on simultaneous theatrical and VOD release. They’ll discuss whether VOD services should begin to explore day and date release as [...]

VOD Industry 101: Live Streaming

Looking at how live streaming in OTT works, vendor solutions and how you might go about choosing a supplier. Paul Kanareck, Director of Online and Brands at ITV, told us at our VUIX conference last October that over 30% of viewing on ITV Hub, the channel's OTT service, is [...]

Imagining a 5G Future

With the recent news that 5G should be up and running by 2020, we imagine its impact on the TV industry. Tell us what you think. The year is 2020 and 5G has arrived in the UK. Running at speeds of up to 3.77 gigabits a second (which is over [...]

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