“Television and streaming video, they’re exponentially changing and evolving very, very quickly. But then they’re also colliding towards each other,” Tim Hanlon says, noting that these shifts are making “a lot of people uncomfortable.”

With the introduction of 5G New Radio technology, the game-changing applications for broadcasting are on the verge of being realized.

Newly published research from analytics company Comscore charts a 29% increase in US households streaming AVODs in 2022 compared to 2020.

The 2022 NAB Show has been completely reimagined to deliver an intuitive experience that puts innovation at the forefront.

While 5G is still very much a work in progress, the industry is already contemplating next-gen mobile connectivity including 6G and 7G.

Web3 and the metaverse offer the chance to either reset the early promise of an information superhighway or hand over more data to Big Tech.

Bitmovin’s Stefan Lederer discusses the current state of the streaming industry at IABM’s BaM Live! Evolving Media Economics forum.

The tenth edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report reveals an almost 300-fold increase in mobile data traffic over that last decade.

Creators can thrive in niche communities on a single platform, where growth and profitability are less reliant on scale.

The internet economy’s contribution to the US GDP grew 22% a year since 2016 according to a new study from Harvard Business School.

Rohde & Schwarz outlines a multicast approach to transmitting live and on-demand video that leverages expanding 5G networks.

Mobile 5G edge networks are set to unlock cloud video revenues totaling $67.5 billion by 2024, up from $5 billion in 2019.