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  • White Paper Author 22-Jul-2010 by SNL Kagan
  • Global Multichannel Report: State of Global IPTV
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  • IPTV is emerging as a strong market alternative in the increasingly competitive global multichannel space. IPTV, which accounted for only 0.01% of global multichannel households at year-end 2003, grew to include 4.9% of pay-TV subscribers in 2009. SNL Kagan projects the number of IPTV subscribers will grow to 59.7 million by 2013, translating to an 8.3% subscriber share. In SNL Kagan's latest whitepaper, our experts survey the current state of IPTV and present forecasts for the platform’s growth over the next five years in six regions: North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Middle East and Asia-Pacific.
  • White Paper Author 23-Jun-2010 by Tvinci
  • Boosting content ARPU through Pay-OTT platforms
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  • OTT platforms enable the delivery and monetization of premium content through subscriptions, Pay Per View and video ads on any internet connected device. This white paper explores how broadcast companies can maximize revenue generation from paid content Over-the-Top (OTT)
  • White Paper Author 09-Jun-2010 by Ericsson
  • 3DTV: Taking Television to a New Dimension
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  • This paper from Ericsson is intended to help you as a broadcaster or service provider to better understand the current realities and options with 3D, the technology choices involved and the likely routes by which 3D will emerge into the mass market.
  • White Paper Author 06-May-2010 by Motorola
  • Embracing the Internet Era of TV
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  • This white paper discusses the evolution towards the Internet Era of TV. It captures the market drivers forcing this dynamic, the opportunities for service providers and the advantages of the Motorola Medios multi-screen service management software suite that will help service providers increase revenues, profits and market share as they evolve their infrastructure to thrive in the Internet Era of TV
  • White Paper Author 18-Feb-2010 by Farncombe Consulting Group
  • TV Conditional Access Systems In 2-Way Networks
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  • As hybridisation of broadcast and IP platforms gathers pace, pay-TV operators are no longer constrained to use traditional smartcard-based conditional access systems. This paper gives an overview of the DVB CA system, discusses which type of CA approach (card-based or cardless) is suitable for which type of network, and offers conclusions about how the conditional access industry is likely to change in the future. It also draws attention to the fact that there is a weakness at the heart of the DVB approach to CA, currently being exploited through a piracy technique called control-word sharing
  • White Paper Author 18-Feb-2010 by Farncombe Consulting Group
  • Replacing the Common Scrambling Algorithm
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  • This paper explains the nature of the weakness at the heart of the DVB’s approach to CA (alluded to in the previous White Paper), and argues that the rise of broadband and platform hybridisation means the DVB’s hardware-based common scrambling algorithm (DVB-CSA) urgently needs replacing. It goes on to suggest that pay-TV piracy caused by control-word sharing could be addressed by the DVB’s adoption of a toolkit-based approach to conditional access, which could reconcile regulatory and competition requirements with operators’ business and technology needs.
  • White Paper Author 10-Feb-2010 by Verimatrix
  • Pay-TV Service Migration
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  • Video service providers contemplating landmark changes in their service profiles can ease the pain of transition and minimize constraints of legacy hardware-based conditional access (CA) systems. This paper helps service providers better understand the security challenges and transition options within various network upgrade scenarios.
  • White Paper Author 28-Jan-2010 by ADB
  • IPTV: Driving the Connected Home
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  • Consumer want the ability to seamlessly share their content between various devices within the home environment and therefore operators must present a complete user experience consider a multitude of devices and technologies. This paper examines the IPTV markets throughout the world, how they are evolving the technologies used and the tremendous potential IPTV has for changing the game

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