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Does the Screen Matter for Live Sports? By Adrian Pennington Sports rights are now a target of social media players just as much as extending the reach of sports properties onto OTT platforms is a strategy of sport franchises and broadcasters.
ITV Enlists never.no for On-Air Social Engagement By Michael Balderston U.K. commercial broadcaster ITV has recently signed a deal with never.no for its on-air social engagement software Story to handle live integration of social content into ITV’s Daytime programming.
Social Media's Video Moves: A War on Two Fronts? By James Groves, TVB Europe Back in April, Twitter secured the $10 million rights to broadcast ten Thursday night NFL games online, free of charge.
Telestream Unveils Vantage for Social Media By Michael Balderston Telestream is putting its Vantage platform on to social media.
NRK Installs Vidmond Highlights to Stream News and Sports Clips By Michael Balderston Allows fast upload of live footage to Internet.
PlayBox to Bring Full Version of SocialMediaBox to IBC 2015 By Michael Balderston Displays social media content in a single broadcast stream.
What Tom Said: Tying Twitter’s Future to Broadcast TV By Tom Butts Of all the social media outlets, Twitter is probably the one that most resembles broadcasting.
