What does Sky’s new subscription free offering to non-Sky customers tell us about the changing way in which consumers expect their content to be delivered? Are we to believe that this is merely an attempt at reaching more consumers? How are connected devices and OTT services challenging Sky’s iron grip on the pay market?

What does Sky’s new subscription free offering to non-Sky customers tell us about the changing way in which consumers expect their content to be delivered? Are we to believe that this is merely an attempt at reaching more consumers? How are connected devices and OTT services challenging Sky’s iron grip on the pay market?

With the fall of Megaupload, legal VOD sites are quickly gaining back popularity as consumers are eager to watch fresh video contents on all their connected devices. If you are a content owner, a TV channel or a telco, it may be the right time …

As household budgets continue to tighten, the array of OTT services, particularly those on on-demand video platforms, are beginning to attract consumers towards unbundling their main TV packages. Cutting the cord may be regarded as overly cavalier by many Pay TV subscribers for the time being, but cord shaving could well continue to gain momentum over the next few years.

Hulu Plus is hot property right now. The American video subscription service recently passed 1 million subscribers faster than predicted and has begun its expansion into new markets with its launch in Japan. The continued success of the on demand video platform is certainly making …