As the year draws to a close, it seems an opportune time to ask Content Everywhere companies for their views on the top trends in 2024. As always, key industry players have been keen to respond with comments and views on how the past year shaped up both for them and the wider industry.
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3 Screen Solutions (3SS), a provider of software solutions for set-top boxes (STB), smart TV, multiscreen and in-vehicle entertainment, announced the appointment of Fabio Souza (pictured) as 3SS head of Latin America.
Sports streaming service DAZN and LTN announced an expanded partnership to bring a broader range of live coverage of some of the biggest international football competitions to betting audiences and commercial partner platforms across Germany.
Video software provider Synamedia and MENA-based entertainment network OSN Group announced the launch of a connected TV (CTV) advertising proposition underpinned by Synamedia Iris that aims to set a new standard for targeted advertising across linear broadcast channels.
Gracenote, the content data business unit of Nielsen, announced the launch of Gracenote On Sports, a new service developed to transform how viewers discover and engage with sports content across platforms.
Al-based content discovery specialist ThinkAnalytics, said Titan OS, the European technology, entertainment, and advertising company, has chosen ThinkAdvertising to enrich its new connected TV (CTV) advertising offering, Titan Audience Segments.
Ligue De Football Professionnel (LFP) Media, the commercial arm of the French football league, has chosen Bitmovin Player to support its direct-to-consumer (DTC) mobile apps.
Artist One Entertainment Group and Tata Communications have unveiled what they describe as the first globally connected arena, Arena One, which will be launched via the AMC Theatre chain.
In last month’s review of key trends at IBC this year, Mark Strachan, chief product officer at Telstra Broadcast Services, made the observation that the media and entertainment industry remains a “very male-dominated industry with more work needed to create change”.
