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Pay-TV software maker Synamedia, supplier to Comcast’s Sky and AT&T’s Direct TV, believes the pay-TV market will continue to grow despite the rise of streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
Synamedia, the world’s largest independent video software provider, today announced that WarnerMedia Asia Pacific has chosen its end-to-end PowerVu content delivery solution to enhance their satellite content delivery system.
About 55% of those who are using popular video services do so on someone else’s username and password. Often, they are watching without the account owner’s knowledge.
As one of the anchor exhibitors in the Content Everywhere hall (hall 14, stand C.41) which focuses on industry transformation, Synamedia will unveil a broadened portfolio with a flurry of new and enhanced solutions and services across video networks (formerly video processing), platforms and security
Video piracy is predicated to cost $52bn in lost revenue by 2022. Content creators and technology providers need to fight more effectively than ever before.
Addressing credentials sharing is a win/win situation for everyone. By identifying sharing accounts and taking informed, intelligent actions, pay TV and OTT providers can benefit from an incremental revenue stream, while keeping honest users honest.
ATSC 3.0 is certainly a buzzword in today’s TV realm. Yet at the end of the day, one of the biggest priorities for broadcasters should be what about ATSC 3.0, after all the work is done, is in it for the viewers?
Synamedia has expanded its executive team with the appointment of industry pioneers Sabine M. Bravo as Vice President, Business Development; Joseph A. Sheehan as Head of U.S. Media, Telco and Web; and Kostas Stavrianos as Head of U.S. Cable.
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