Divergence Rather Than Convergence?
There has been talk for years about the convergence of online with TV - even as far back as 1999. Certainly the notion of online video becoming one with TV has merit and makes sense. In fact, eight...
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Is Content Exclusivity Going Extinct? Redefining Agreements in the Current...
The traditional understanding of how video content exclusivity worked went something like this: producers sold exclusive content syndication rights to the content distribution network that offered the...
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Defying the Gravity of Cable Giants: HBO Nordic AB and Its Implications
In a system of established cable and television business models with restrictive syndication, it seems the only way to push the evolution of video forward is to approach distribution in as many angles...
View ArticleHere's Why Data Impacts Everything
Think of it as an alternate version of the cheesy song in the film Love Actually: Data is all around you. Breathless proclamations surround us, with prognosticators heralding the “big data” era. I work...
View ArticleArrested Development: Win, Lose or Draw – TV changed on Memorial Day Weekend
The release of the "new" Arrested Development series on Netflix was a watershed moment in TV/video history. Not just because a niche pop culture legend was resuscitated nearly a decade after it’s...
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