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Synamedia is putting its weight behind the Reference Design Kit (RDK) with a new managed offering for service providers that initially will focus on small and midsized businesses and later add support for residential customers.
As digital distribution of live sports becomes more of the standard and some events in the state go exclusively digital, protecting one’s content while having comprehensive monitoring tools are growing needs for sports broadcasters.
To reflect on the past year, FierceVideo asked executives across streaming video, broadband, pay TV, advertising, video technology and infrastructure to share their insights on trends that have emerged or accelerated during the pandemic.
Video distribution has grown into a huge ecosystem, so it is only natural that new video formats arise and that companies have a variety of reasons to launch new standards. MPEG, in particular when joined by ITU-T, has been extremely successful in bringing together companies, technology and IPR in the field. This led to success stories such as MPEG-2 and H.264/AVC, and domination in most of the ‘traditional’ broadcast business.
Simon Brydon, Synamedia's senior director, sports rights anti-piracy, reveals the five ways to successfully combat broadcast content theft.
Combatting pandemic-driven, industrial-scale piracy with an intelligence-first approach by Avigail Gutman, VP Intelligence & Security Operations at Synamedia
Nick Thexton, CTO for Synamedia, has offered up his predictions for what 2021 will bring for TV viewing experiences.
As we look ahead to 2021, content distributors and video service providers must ask themselves: How do we deliver high-quality video at scale efficiently, while maintaining a high-quality user experience? The answer is a bit like 2020 – it’s complicated.
Synamedia announced that KT Corporation, South Korea’s largest telecommunications service provider, will implement the first virtualised headend in Asia Pacific for its Olleh TV IPTV service.
KT Corporation, South Korea’s largest telecoms service provider, will implement a virtualised headend from Synamedia for its Olleh TV IPTV service.