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TV Tech, TVBEurope Join Avid to Host November Webinar on AI in M&E

By Jenny Priestley published

WEBINAR "Artificial intelligence from hype to reality" consists of two free, live sessions discussing the challenges to adopting AI, and where AI is currently making the most impact on broadcast and media workflows

WEBINAR
AI

Tell Us What You Think About AI and the Broadcast Industry

By Jenny Priestley published

Take part in the first global, industry-wide survey of how artificial intelligence is being used in the broadcast and media industry

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watching sports

How Will Venu Sports Impact Pay-TV Subscriptions?

By Tom Butts published

Horowitz report details consumer feedback on Disney-Fox-WBD joint venture

Sports
Pixabay

Comcast: More Than Half of Viewers Frustrated About Finding Content

By Tom Butts published

Survey of U.S., European viewers indicates only a quarter of respondents can access all of their content in one place

AI

AI, 5G, Cloud Production Revealed as Broadcast Industry’s Top Priorities in 2024

By Jenny Priestley published

Artificial intelligence has entered the list of top priorities for the broadcast industry in Haivision's latest Broadcast Transformation Report

sports

Sports Fans Frustrated with Streamers

By Tom Butts published

New survey shows 60% can’t find or afford content

Sports
strike

Viewers Expect Strikes To Extract Toll On Favorites; Late-Night TV Hit Hard, Says Samba TV

By Phil Kurz published

Two in three viewers believe shows will be delayed or canceled as a result of the strikes

Research
Pixabay

Survey: 35% of Netflix Subscribers Would Cancel if Streamer Raises Prices, Cracks Down on Password-Sharing

By Tom Butts published

Forbes Home survey also found that nearly half of survey respondents subscribe to streaming services they don't use

Pixabay

Oversubscribed: 72% of Americans Say There Are `Too Many’ Subscription Services

By George Winslow last updated

New survey from Bango found 78% of users would like one one app to manage all subscriptions, including TV, music, gaming, fitness, etc.

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cord-cutting

Will Fans Follow Sports From Broadcast to OTT? The Jury is Still Out

By Tom Butts last updated

"Perhaps live sports are less valuable to pay TV’s stickiness than we’ve long believed.”

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