Would broadcasters be better off making their free-to-watch apps the first and best place to watch their most prized content?

The live streaming industry is turning to edge computing to help reduce latency and bandwidth costs and keep up with customer demands.

FAST channels are gaining popularity as a new linear distribution model for delivering pre-programmed content to a mass audience.

Part of a virtuous cycle of content, broadcast and linear networks are still the easiest way to reach large swaths of American audiences.

The broadcast industry is at a crossroads, forced to choose between retaining their linear platforms or fully committing to streaming.

Streaming companies must utilize dynamic personalization, rich API integrations, FAST channels, and support to scale their business.

Evan Shapiro breaks down a new Consumer Insights survey on the mind of the modern streaming subscriber and the need to diversify.

As the streaming business model morphs from pure SVOD into premium and ad-supported options, performance metrics also have to change.

When it comes to internet use, companies, consumers and standards organizations are considering new sustainability practices.

Consumers appear to be more than willing to embrace ads provided the ad load and relevance provides a better experience to that of cable TV.

Online video prices are going up, advertising is arriving, and there are way more channels to watch than anyone wants or needs.

The growth of online video and connected devices has had a profound effect on the way content creators operate.