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Disney+ hits US$2-billion mark in global consumer spend

Driven by subscriptions, exclusive releases, strong IP and international expansion, video streaming service Disney+ has joined the likes of Netflix, YouTube, Tencent Video, and iQIYI in surpassing the US$2-billion milestone in lifetime global consumer spend.

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WarnerMedia’s new regional hub a launch pad for HBO Max in Asia

WarnerMedia has opened a new regional hub for Asia, marking the full integration of its business in the region that includes Warner Bros.

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Google Cloud joins SRT in support of open-source video streaming

Google Cloud has announced that it had finally decided to become a member of the SRT Alliance, a collaborative community of over 500 product, service and solution providers supporting the adoption of the open-source Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) video streaming protocol.

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An Uncomfortable Truth: OTT operators invading traditional pay-TV’s exclusive domain – live sports

By Shaun Lim With populations around the globe continuing to adapt and adjust to a new way of living, work-from-home (WFH) is becoming the New Normal brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic … and it seems that more and more are now reluctant to work a five-day week in the office.

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Broadpeak enables immersive viewing over 5G networks

To provide a more immersive viewing experience for audiences, Broadpeak is deploying its advanced content delivery network (CDN) technology on AWS Wavelength for streamlined video delivery over 5G networks.

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SVoD players eyeing original programming expansion

Recent report reveals that SVoD service providers will triple its investments in producing original content Three major subscription video-on-demand (SVoD) service providers — Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video — will shift an increasing percentage of their content budgets from licensing third-party content to producing originals.

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The eyeball dollar’s media battles 2018!

While traditional cable operators and TV companies are still standing strong in most markets, they will get replaced by online streaming providers like Netflix, and aggregators like Hulu and YouTube TV, suggests Eleven Sports Network All the content that is produced around the world garners revenue mainly through three main ways, according to Shalu Wasu, managing director of Eleven Sports Network.

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