The Future of TV November 2001 Coming soon to the small screen: technology that will enable you to watch anything you want, anytime, anyplace. All that´s needed is a magic box.Read the issue Sign in or Subscribe to download the PDF ...
Topics discussed include the announcement made by Guy Laurence, chief executive officer (CEO) at the telecommunications company Rogers, regarding the 4K broadcasting to be offered by the firm, the decline of the average price of 4K TV, and the position of Rogers in capitalizing on the trend of...
Jammy:People took that as an example that live programming doesn’t work in the digital space. We have to presume that’s not true. We have to presume the world is evolving. That’s why I think in the next couple of years platforms are going to use big money to explore this. Everyon...
Working out how television programmes could one day stimulate all our senses is an interesting question for researchers like myself, who are exploring the future of TV. But the bigger, more exciting challenge is how we can not only imitate what is happening on the screen, but also use smell...
Thanks to the growing convergence of CTV and commerce media, the “shoppable” future of TV that has long been promised is upon us. In 2024, the average U.S. adult is spending nearly a full hour more with digital video each day than they are with traditional TV, a shift in power that...
Annoying, and an example of their possible vision of the future. They might wish to make it so you can't FF over the commercials in your TV. To do this they would have to make it so that all TV playing devices -- every digital TV set -- is licenced and follows the rules of ...
As it stands, the future of broadcast TV is looking remarkably fuzzy. A big promise, a small start ATSC 3.0 is to broadcast television what 5G was to mobile a few years ago: a mixture of buzzwords and real innovation, something that’s definitely coming, but no one really quite knows ...
Nobody can predict the future of TV with any certainty but some major figures in the industry have recently put forward their thoughts on what will shape TV of the future.The shaping of a personalized television future is starting to take place, says Intel. The chip giant, who makes the ...
This Future of TV Briefing covers the latest in streaming and TV for Digiday+ members and is distributed over email every Wednesday at 10 a.m. ET.More from the series → Football is back. TV and streaming shows are in production. The annual TV upfront negotiations are win...
IPTV (Internet Protocol TeleVision) is being hailed by industry experts as the "future of television" and as such this dissertation looks into the business environment within which it operates. Seminal literature in the business field was reviewed to yield concepts that facilitated analysis of IPTV ...