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Engineering perspectives, market analysis, and product thinking on the future of video delivery.
Sport
BISS-CA: The First Line of Defence Against Live Sports Piracy
A stolen sports feed can reach millions of viewers in minutes.But every piracy chain starts somewhere.Protecting premium content means stopping the leak at the source. Live sports piracy has become one of the biggest challenges facing content owners today. During major events such as a Champions League final, hundreds of thousands of legitimate viewers may […]
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Sport
Turning Every Moment Into a Story
For sports leagues, esports organizations, casino streamers, and content creators, the most powerful moments in a broadcast are also the hardest to capture at scale. Highlights drive social engagement, grow audiences, and fuel marketing campaigns, but identifying, clipping, and publishing them has historically required manual effort, expert editors, and hours of post-production time. AI-powered highlight […]
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News
Who’s Paying for Your Streaming Piracy Problem?
A live Champions League final. Hundreds of thousands of paying subscribers streaming simultaneously. And running alongside them, thousands of sessions acquiring the stream from a single stolen account. Same bandwidth overhead, zero revenue. Your CDN delivery costs make no distinction between a paying subscriber and a freeloader. Both cost exactly the same. This is CDN […]
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Ateme+
Reaching More Communities
Content is only as powerful as its ability to connect with every audience it reaches. For broadcasters and streaming platforms, expanding into new regions is no longer just about distribution—it’s about delivering localized, accessible experiences at scale, across both broadcast and OTT environments. Ateme’s TITAN solution enables this through a fully integrated, AI-driven workflow that […]
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Contribution & Distribution
Scalable Contribution Starts with Audio
Audio at Scale: Preparing Contribution for the Next Generation of Live Experiences For years, contribution infrastructures have evolved primarily around one objective: delivering video with the highest possible quality, reliability, and efficiency. Improvements in compression, latency reduction, and network resilience have driven most technological innovation across the broadcast chain. But as live services evolve, another […]
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News
Data Sovereignty for Video Delivery: What European Operators Need to Know
You’ve likely heard the term “digital sovereignty” more frequently in recent months. When France announced that 2.5 million civil servants would migrate away from Zoom and Microsoft Teams to the domestically developed Visio platform, it brought the concept into sharper focus. But what does sovereignty actually mean for network operators and content owners delivering OTT […]
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Contribution & Distribution
How Premium Stadiums Are Rethinking UHD Contribution at the Edge
From ST 2110 to software-defined live production How Premium Stadiums Are Rethinking Live Production at the Edge UHD is no longer an aspiration for stadium production; it has become the operational baseline. At the same time, SMPTE ST 2110 has moved from early experimentation to real-world deployment, redefining how live content is handled inside major […]
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Glossary
The Glossary of Monetization: Getting your jargon right
A compact, expert‑level glossary designed to clarify the most important monetization concepts found in modern OTT advertising workflows — with a strong focus on SSAI (Server‑Side Ad Insertion), revenue uplift, cost reduction, and operational efficiency. A Addressable Advertising The ability to serve different ads to different viewers watching the same stream, based on demographics, behavioral […]
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Contribution & Distribution
Hardware-Level Latency. Software-Level Freedom. No Compromise.
For years, ultra-low latency in contribution was packaged as a magic number, something you could just stick in a spec sheet and call “better.” Vendors would quote encode times and leave it at that. The implication was always the same: the lower the number, the better the real-world performance. But that’s a narrow view, and […]
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