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Streaming Medias Tim Siglin interviews Bedrock Streaming CEO Jonas Engwall at Streaming Media NYC 2024. Bedrock is a leading streaming tech company in Europe, and Engwall discusses their new M6+ platform, which features short-form content in a vertical form, podcasts, and advanced AI search. Engwall also talks about how Bedrock aims to help stakeholders pivot into the streaming world, offering a platform that can be tailored to different countries and partners needs.

Netflix operates a highly efficient cloud computing infrastructure that supports a wide array of applications essential for our SVOD (Subscription Video on Demand), live streaming and gaming…

Netflix operates a highly efficient cloud computing infrastructure that supports a wide array of applications essential for our SVOD (Subscription Video on Demand), live streaming and gaming…

Netflix operates a highly efficient cloud computing infrastructure that supports a wide array of applications essential for our SVOD (Subscription Video on Demand), live streaming and gaming…

Embracer Group, parent company of THQ and Deep Silver, is spreading the holiday cheer by going on a spending spree, acquiring Perfect World Entertainment (known for Neverwinter and Star Trek Online), Shiver Entertainment (former EA Tiburon devs) and animation studio DIGIC.

Broadway on Demand, one of the leading theatrical streaming platforms worldwide, announces a strategic licensing deal to represent the catalogue of Australian Theatre Live. Based in Sydney, ATL is Australia's only digital theatre company. In addition, BOD welcomes Where Elephants Weep, a modern classic Cambodian American rock opera, with music by Him Sophy and book by Catherine Filloux, and inspired by an original concept by John Burt.

It's official: Brick-and-mortar businesses are still relevant in a post-pandemic world. (Photo : Image courtesy of Loop Media) It's official: Brick-and-mortar businesses are still relevant in a post-pandemic world.

Sony's recent announcement that PlayStation users who bought Discovery content through the platform will lose access to those purchases should remind everyone that "digital ownership" means you own essentially nothing.

Recent research from Media Partners Asia (MPA) reveals a significant surge in South Koreas subscription video market, surpassing 19 million in the third quarter. While Disney+ emerges as the fastest-growing platform, industry leaders Netflix and Tving continue to dominate. The study comes amid talks of a potential merger between Tving and Wavve, aiming to strengthen their position in the competitive landscape.

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