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The app may be causing substantial revenue loss for content providers & operators. 27 Jun, 2021 - 12:18 PM IST     |     By Avigail Gutman     New Delhi: The popular messaging app, Telegram, is fast becoming the leading source of pirated content throughout Asia - and the cause of substantial revenue loss for content providers and operators. Users of the platform, which provides end-to-end encryption, can conceal their identity to share texts, videos, or other files relating to copyrighted content. Given that Telegram is popular with millions of active users, intuitive, and offers...

ViacomCBS Networks (VCN) UK’s advertising video-on-demand (AVOD) service, Pluto TV, has struck deals with content providers including All3Media International, F...

OCP Training Education Service Market is Going to Boom With Oracle, Koenig Solutions, Learning Tree International iCrowd Newswire Latest Research Study on Global OCP Training Education Service Market published by AMA, offers a detailed overview of the factors influencing the global business scope. Global OCP Training Education Service Market research report shows the latest market insights with upcoming trends and breakdown of the products and services. The report provides key statistics on the market status, size, share, growth factors, Challenges and Current Scenario Analysis of the Global...

Finally! Local Traffic Remained Local During a recent broadcast of an Italian Series A Championship football match, something extraordinary was happening behind the scenes. Local Internet traffic remained local. Cristiano Zanforlin, Chief Commercial Officer of Milan Internet Exchange (MIX), Flavio Luciani, Chief Technology Officer of Consorzio Namex, and Luca Cicchelli, Interconnection Manager of Consorzio TOP-IX, explain how Italian IXPs helped make that happen. Saturday, March 6th 2021. The football match in the Italian Serie A Championship between Juventus and Lazio is broadcast on televis...

Stewart Lee (photo: Idil Sukan) “When I was six,” Stewart Lee remembers, “I was given a copy of Mysterious Britain by Janet and Colin Bord.” It’s a book about the ancient sites of Britain. “My gran brought me up and whenever we’d be going somewhere, I’d ask to stop because we were near the Rollright Stones or somewhere. And she’d say, ‘Oh, Stewart, you and your old ruins.’ People of her generation weren’t interested. They were trying to escape the past.” Lee went to school with members of Napalm Death. Their grindc...