Hello! Today’s topic? The tech side of the WarnerMedia and Discovery merger. Mistakes are mine. Read More
Category: TMT Research
99.9% focused on the media/entertainment world. And how technology impacts it.
Metadata: lessons for the entertainment world
Happy Friday! Instead of The Three, Le Trois, El Tres, a lesson on metadata why the entertainment world needs to pay attention to this. I love you all! Nick @Nickhtang P.S. “If you recognize that money is just a tool, then it will be easy.” Hamdi Ulukaya, CEO and Founder of Chobani ——- This week,… Read More
Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) Protect Your Content from Hackers?
The Internet. It’s the key for billions of people to watch your show. If you’re using a secure cloud technology, someone will try to steal your content. The problem? Hackers are targeting your vendors or your servers. To get the movies and TV shows before they’re released and betting that your vendors have a weak… Read More
Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Your Friend or Foe in the Entertainment Industry?
This article explains whether or not artificial intelligence is a friend or foe in the entertainment industry. Read More
Content – It’s An Algorithm
Hollywood and the TV industry spend a lot of money figuring out what people wanted to watch. It was a hit and miss. Strong shows or movies could offset the weaker ones. Executives could give a potential TV show (eg: Seinfeld or Cheers) or another so-so movie a sequel. In hopes that it’ll find an… Read More
TV….it’s an app
Television. It used to be that the only option was buying a big tv screen, placing it in one’s living room or den, then everyone would gather around at a specific time to watch their favorite program. Not anymore. As Maria Rua Aguete, Research Director for Television Media at IHS wrote in her blog: “US… Read More
Why you need niche OTT
The viewer controls the dial. Not you. The media and entertainment world is changing. Viewers want to see their content when and where they want. Without the annoying advertising. With no breaks in between episodes. Without the noise, expensive movie tickets and snacks. And without paying for an expensive cable bundle with useless channels they… Read More
Taylor Swift – How OTTs Can Copy Her Branding and Succeed
OTT. It continues to grow.Everyday you see companies entering the market to try and capitalize on their content. Fortunately, a lot of them are using the exact tactics Taylor Swift uses to capture the market (here’s the link to the article – http://www.marketingprofs.com/articles/2015/27976/five-marketing-lessons-from-taylor-swift-brand-savant). I will be using the same title headings from Marketingprofs.com. Thank you… Read More
It’s Not About You. It’s About Them
This blog post was born from a Twitter conversation I had with @Vincidia social media team; and Kris Nagel’s video on converting viewers to payers – http://snip.ly/n66c#http://www.vindicia.com/videos/kris-nagel-otttv-summit-converting-viewers-payers/. Thank you for the inspiration! Opinions are my own. ——- Some content creators think the content should stand on its own. Without any analysis to determine what works.… Read More
Sports Broadcasting – Broadcasting via the Net, not TV
Sports is essential in the broadcasting world. Where else would you pay a lot of money for an event that is broadcasted live, captures a certain demographic and, when recorded, diminishes it’s impact? On the other hand, leagues like the NFL realize that the audience is increasingly viewing their product online or via mobile devices.… Read More
