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Apr 24, 2013 / 09:00 AM
Connected or Companion TV: Which Is Better for Broadcasters?
“We’re not going to make a bet on a single platform or app,” says Brian Handly, CEO of StepLeader Inc., a work-inducing but realistic stance for a company focused on creating on-demand TV and second-screen apps for TV stations and networks.
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Mar 21, 2013 / 03:00 PM
Cisco Survey Touts Mobile Video Boom
xCisco System’s annual Visual Networking Index anticipates an array of opportunities for mobile and wireless delivery, including vast expansion of mobile video services and multiscreen ventures
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Feb 12, 2013 / 09:52AM
‘Companion Devices’ Are Only Part of Immersive Video Environment
The focus on two-screen operations triggers questions about whether viewers will ultimately prefer to multitask on separate screens, or if the immersive video future rests on the integration of linear and interactive onto a single screen.
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Oct 15, 2012 / 10:00AM
Viewing Practices: Studies Look at Multiscreen Adoption
When too many
research studies
simultaneously
bubble up with
similar findings—especially
in a young, fomenting
category such
as cross-platform delivery—
you can rightfully
be leery about the accuracy of the accompanying
forecasts.
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Sep 17, 2012 / 07:48PM
Tracking Cross-Platform Viewing
Beyond NBC’s spectacular ratings for its coverage of the Summer Olympics is the equally awesome data on viewers who tuned into the Games via online and wireless devices.
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Aug 20, 2012 / 05:05PM
TV Ubiquity: Consumer Interest Continues to Grow
Despite its dubious
methodology
and predictably
self-serving results, the
June 2012 “Dyle Mobile
TV Data Report” does
confirm the growing demand
for mobile video
content.
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Jul 23, 2012 / 09:54PM
Apple, Samsung in ‘Simulviewing’ Race
Video multitasking is accelerating into significant use, and the emerging service may become a battleground between Samsung and Apple.
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