Spoke with Nine.com.au Finance about CBS’ takeover of the Ten Network. You can read the article here: Australian sporting rights could be impacted by CBS acquisition of Ten, expert claims – https://finance.nine.com.au/2017/08/28/12/38/ten-cbs-sporting-rights Keep Reading
Streaming video platforms were meant to put choice back in the hands of the viewer. They’d be able to watch the content they wanted, when they wanted. But the growing fragmentation of the on-demand market threatens to leave consumers worse off. While Netflix and Amazon are among the biggest subscription video on demand (SVOD) players,… Keep Reading
A study in the UK has found that 35% of audiences are watching several episodes of a show throughout a weekly basis. As we see a shift from families watching TV together to individualised binge watching, has the way we watch TV changed through the rising popularity of streaming services? The Daily was joined by Dr… Keep Reading
Winter was coming with the first episode of the new Game of Thrones series this week, but the real freeze was a technical one. Many fans across the world were unable to watch the much anticipated season opener using legal streaming services, such as Foxtel Now in Australia. Foxtel issued a statement on Monday saying… Keep Reading
The newly released Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) report on Film, Television and Digital Games 2015-16 offers fascinating insights into how our screen media landscape has changed over the past four years. A key factor has been the introduction of subscription video-on-demand services in early 2015. Indeed, the report notes that the income of subscription… Keep Reading
In this episode we discuss sports media being more than the home viewers, watching video in a crowd, should sports broadcasts be free, the continued battle between traditional media and streaming and Netflix booed. (Recorded: Tuesday 23rd May, 2017) SHOW NOTES: Segment 1- Sports Media is more than the home audience, there are people in the stands… Keep Reading