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Join Parks Associates on April 5 for a *sneak peek* at our OTT Video Market Tracker , profiling hundreds of OTT services, as well as estimating subscriber numbers for services. Check out an excerpt from our recent report.
Content is king and sports content is the most valuable and unique content a service can acquire. Broadcast sports are a multi-billion-dollar business, and because of advancements in technology, viewers can experience an astonishing level of...
by Elizabeth Parks | Mar. 21, 2023
Tags: 4K, big data, Internet of Things, OTT, pay TV, smart TV, streaming, TV Everywhere
Tags: 4K, big data, Internet of Things, OTT, pay TV, smart TV, streaming, TV Everywhere
Recent Parks Associates data finds more than 50% of US broadband households own at least one smart TV and the company’s earlier research found 77% of smart TVs among US broadband households are now connected to the internet. New product announcements from top smart TV brands at last week’s CES 2021 reveal that while 4K TV is still popular, these brands are also focused on new technologies and improved smart TV features that will push the smart TV to the front of the in-home video...
In a year unlike any other, CES 2021 similarly proceeded unlike any CES before it, with the virtual event bringing the show to arguably its broadest audience yet.
One aspect of the show that remained similar to previous years was the high-profile prominence of the latest and greatest television announcements from CE industry leaders. In contrast to years past however, CES 2021 saw the traditional TV market leaders redoubling their efforts to differentiate their sets in the face of...
by Paul Erickson | Jan. 15, 2021
Tags: 4K, CES, cloud services, connected CE, fitness apps, online video, smart TV
Tags: 4K, CES, cloud services, connected CE, fitness apps, online video, smart TV
Any time you ask someone about the great things they saw at CES, you need to take their response with a grain (or heaping tablespoon) of salt. The issue is scope. The Consumer Electronics Show is far too big for any one person to get an accurate perspective given all of the keynotes, workshops press events, booths, theaters, and corporate suites to be navigated over a handful of days.
For me, I try to sneak away from the suites for a few hours to track down major trends, look into...
by Brett Sappington | Jan. 15, 2019
Tags: 4K, audio, CES, connected CE, digital media, digital music, drones, gaming, home automation, industry event, online video, ultra HD
Tags: 4K, audio, CES, connected CE, digital media, digital music, drones, gaming, home automation, industry event, online video, ultra HD
On the first workday after CES, there's a lot to reflect on. Many companies have made some big product announcements, and Google has stepped up its game (or at least its marketing) in its ongoing war against Amazon's Alexa. In the TV space, we see a number of interesting trends beginning to emerge.
TV Trends from CES 2019
Bigger is better
8K video and artificial intelligence
Platform-agnostic digital support
Bigger is Better
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by Kristen Hanich | Jan. 14, 2019
Tags: 4K, Amazon, Apple, CES, connected CE, smart TV, voice control
Tags: 4K, Amazon, Apple, CES, connected CE, smart TV, voice control
Movie theaters have lived a long life, having bolstered the financial health of the film industry for years and entertained millions of viewers. Theaters provide a unique blend of public and private entertainment, allowing us to experience the spectacle of film in our own seat but in a community of viewers. However, despite its position as a venue for the art of film, this unique channel for content distribution is struggling as it seeks a resurgence rather than a slow death....
Another day of meetings and discovery at CES 2018. Here are a few additional thoughts on what I have seen at the show on day two.
8K is moving closer to reality. Yes. I understand. 4K is just gaining a foothold in the market, and HDR provides a visual pop at retail that may be more compelling than 4K alone. Yet, new 8K-based products are in evidence, with several slated for public release later this year. Samsung’s massive 146-inch “The Wall” TV (which is actually modular...
The Apple Event was today, and Apple made a series of interesting announcements about its iPhone lineup. The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus were announced, and the rumored iPhone X was confirmed. These new iPhones offer more powerful processing via Apple's new A11 chip, as well as an Apple-designed GPU. This allows Apple to offer on-device machine learning and computer vision-enabled abilities which enable a number of new use cases.
Apple's machine learning tech enables:
Native...
by Kristen Hanich | Sep. 12, 2017
Tags: 4K, Apple, connected CE, digital media, industry event, mobile, mobile payment, OTT, smart watch, smartphones, streaming, wearable
Tags: 4K, Apple, connected CE, digital media, industry event, mobile, mobile payment, OTT, smart watch, smartphones, streaming, wearable
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