No industry has reached such a level of justification with their name other than OTT, which means Over-the-top. The reason behind this is quite prominent – users can stream their favorite contents devoid of any barrier such as time, location, or purchasing value. And if the OTT service is launched using Muvi’s platform, content owners can overrule the device barrier as well because it supports multi-device channel. Check out Muvi’s complete range of streaming solutions, now!
OTT - Latest updates on OTT
Whitepaper: Reinventing OTT With Blockchain 04 July 2018
Blockchain-powered transformation is inevitable, and the pace of experimentation and innovation is breathtaking. It’s understandable given that Blockchain will provide a business value-add of $176 billion by 2025 and $3.1 trillion by 2030 across industries. Blockchain technology has the potential … Continue reading
Nickelodeon Japan and MTV MIX to debut on Prime Video 03 July 2018
Viacom International Media Network (VIMN) has signed a deal with OTT giant Amazon Prime Video which will see Nickelodeon Japan and MTV MIX debuting on Prime Video channels. Both channels were launched last year in Japan but only on OTT … Continue reading
iflix wins Best OTT Video Service at Telecom Asia Awards 02 July 2018
iflix, Malaysia based OTT platform bagged the Best OTT Video Service at the 21st Annual Telecom Asia Awards. Asia’s longest running and most prestigious telecom industry awards was themed “Getting real with digital”. The award show honor service providers and … Continue reading
Dialog Axiata partners with Eros International to launch new OTT video platform 29 June 2018
Sri Lanka network operator Dialog Axiata has signed a strategic deal with Indian Entertainment company, Eros International to launch its Video Over The Top (OTT) platform. The OTT platform, Eros Now enables subscribers access to high-quality content library comprising of … Continue reading
Roku introduces new OTT ad-marketplace in US 28 June 2018
In an interesting development, Roku has introduced OTT ad marketplace in the US, by virtue of which publishers can use audience marketplace to sell targeted audiences to advertisers. Using Roku’s first-party data and proprietary ad technology publishers can now advertise … Continue reading
SVOD gains popularity in Sub Saharan Africa 26 June 2018
According to research, SVOD revenue in Sub Saharan Africa is expected to reach a whopping US$775 million by 2023. However, the forecast is still considered low due to the lower subscription fee charged by a few OTT platforms. Among the … Continue reading
Turner EMEA introduces OTT Service in Nordics 21 June 2018
Premium streaming service HBO Nordic is all set to launch a new kids’ and family service Toonix in partnership with Turner EMEA. The new OTT service will be available to viewers on the HBO Nordic website and through selected distribution … Continue reading
Sony debuts in European OTT market 21 June 2018
Film1, Sony’s premium channel is all set to enter European OTT market starting with the Netherlands. Sony is going direct-to-consumer for the first time in Europe. Film1 which was acquired by Sony in the year 2015 from Liberty Global offers … Continue reading
Global Tving is now available around the world 19 June 2018
South Korean entertainment and media company, CJ E&M is all set to introduce a global OTT video streaming service called “Global Tving. The OTT video streaming service will allow people around the world to view CJ E&M content in real … Continue reading
YouTube Premium debuts in Europe 19 June 2018
The Google-owned SVOD platform YouTube Premium formerly known as YouTube Red has debuted in the European market. The OTT subscription will be available at $11.99 per month in the UK. Apart from the UK, the SVOD platform will also be … Continue reading
