In my last post, I set the stage for the current TV Everywhere climate. In this post, I'll "get down to brass tacks" when assessing conversion (and success) in the TV Everywhere sphere.
I recently had the opportunity to speak at Variety's Sports Entertainment Summit with industry colleagues, a day filled with great stories, insights from the business side of sports and digital media, discussions about the technology that enables engagement with audiences and post-production and even a surprise performance by the Dallas Cowboys Che...
Over the past several weeks, we've watched as two media giants have squared off in private and public arenas, fighting for the future of their legacies, embracing the hearts of their supporters and attacking the minds of their critics. No, we're not talking about another PED scandal rocking the MLB, suspending three All-Stars and nine others. We'...
Telling a joke is easy - being funny is not. In my childhood home, we had stacks of VHS and Betamax tapes in the living room.
I'm admittedly a soccer neophyte, a casual fan whenever the occasion arises, whether it be the World Cup or a Liverpool fan buying a round of congratulatory post-morning win beverages.
Every so often, a new product or service has an immediate impact on improving my day-to-day personal and professional routines. Dropbox – immediately useful. Square – great for merchants but clunky for the end user. Uber – fantastic.
If you work in media, you, like me, have undoubtedly heard the term MPEG-DASH bandied about quite a bit. So, what does this acronym stand for anyway? What is it, exactly? MPEG-DASH is not a codec, a protocol, a system, or a format.