Industry Insights : June 2024
Mangomolo has been keeping up to date with the latest trends, product advancements and industry news in the OTT video broadcasting space.
We’ve collated the top stories from June 2024 to keep you in the know.
Panorama Audiovisual: Six Out of Ten Spanish Households with Internet Pay to Watch Audiovisual Content Online
The National Markets and Competition Commission ( CNMC ) has analysed the audiovisual consumption of Spaniards through online payment platforms, such as Netflix, HBO Max or Amazon Prime Video. According to the latest data from the CNMC Household Panel, at the end of 2023, these types of payment platforms were present in 62% of households with Internet access.
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(03/06/24)
M9 News: Finally, Huge Relief for OTT Platforms
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has decided not to impose rules on Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms as part of its new broadcasting policy. People have debated whether these platforms should be regulated, with some saying they should be. However, TRAI believes that putting too many rules on them could make it harder for them to grow and do business easily. Instead of strict rules, TRAI suggests making it easier for these platforms to get permissions to operate.
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(21/06/24)
Advanced Television: Portugal’s pay-TV Growth at Lowest Rate Since 2023
At the end of the first quarter of 2024, there were 4.6 million pay-TV subscribers in Portugal, 88,000 more than in the same period last year (+2 per cent), the slowest growth since 2013. Most subscriptions (96 per cent) are bundled with other telecommunications services, with only 2 per cent sold alone, according to data published by the National Communications Authority (Anacom).
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(21/06/24)
TVREV: Titan OS and the Continued Rise of Independent TV Operating System
The TVREV article discusses the rise of independent TV operating systems (Indies) like Titan OS, which offers unique advantages over tech giants like Amazon and Google. Titan OS, a European company, leverages first-party data and privacy compliance to provide robust ad solution. The article emphasizes the growing appeal of Indies for TV manufacturers, retailers, and advertisers seeking innovative and locally knowledgeable solutions.
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(23/06/24)