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Return Of The Gatekeeper

Posted onJune 9, 2016June 15, 2016AuthorPaul Sweeting

Gatekeepers haven’t gone away. They’re just working a different gate. And they can still decide who gets in. Read More …

CategoriesBlogTagscuration, MIDEM, MIDiA, music streaming, playlists, Spotify, VOD

We’re All Netflix, Now

Posted onMarch 31, 2016April 6, 2016AuthorPaul Sweeting

Bingeing is how Americans watch TV now. Read More …

CategoriesBlogTagsAmazon, binge-watching, HBO, Hulu, Netflix, OTT, pay-TV, Showtime, Starz, VOD

Why Sean Parker’s Screening Room Could Succeed Where Others Failed

Posted onMarch 17, 2016March 17, 2016AuthorPaul Sweeting

The use of a dedicated set-top box means a single point of data collection on who is watching. Read More …

CategoriesBlogTagsAMC, antitrust, Carmike, movie theaters, movie windows, NATO, Screening Room, VOD

More Than A Game: What TV Can Learn From Twitch

Posted onSeptember 29, 2015July 12, 2022AuthorPaul Sweeting

Game streaming platforms go live, linear and on-demand. Read More …

CategoriesBlogTagsgames, linear video, live streaming, social media, Twitch, video on demand, videogames, VOD, YouTube

Meerkat and The Dawn of Sender-Side VOD

Posted onMarch 17, 2015April 27, 2015AuthorPaul Sweeting

The real breakthrough that Meerkat and (presumably) Periscope represent is the ability to push video content out, on demand and serendipitously, to an identifiable, essentially bespoke audience. It’s the inverse of traditional video-on-demand where the demand comes from the receiving end. Meerkat represents sender-side VOD. Read More …

CategoriesBlogTagslive streaming, Meerkat, Twitter, VOD

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One of the more striking aspects of the conversation around Musk’s pursuit of Twitter, including from Musk himself, has been its U.S.-centric focus. Much of the discussion has been framed against the backdrop of the U.S. culture war and the ersatz controversy over so-called cancel culture, such as around whether Musk will invite U.S. figures like Donald Trump, Katie Hopkins and Alex Jones to rejoin the platform after they were banned by the previous management for violating Twitter’s policies on hate speech and disinformation. Yet Twitter is a global platform. Read More …

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