Telecompetitor

Comcast recently launched their version of TV Everywhere and branded it Xfinity. They took a lot of heat for that brand choice. Let’s just say it wasn’t universally accepted. How do you pronounce that thing anyway? In true ‘300 lb gorilla’ fashion, Comcast could obviously care less. ...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., January 25, 2010—Brightcove Inc., the leading online video platform, today introduced the Brightcove TV Everywhere Solution Pack (TVE-SP), which provides TV programmers with everything needed to operate rich, branded and authenticated TV Everywhere-compatible catch-up TV services. Brightcove TVE-SP combines the robust and flexible enterprise edition of the Brightcove 4 platform with valued-added components and services to enable TV ...

TV Everywhere has been seen as a cable MSO led effort. But don’t tell that to DISH Network. Besides launching their own Sling Media powered TV Everywhere product suite, they’ve ...

Taking another step towards achieving its "multi-platform" media strategy, Comcast on Tuesday announced that the re-branded beta version of On Demand Online, or Comcast's spin on TV Everywhere,  will be available nationwide to cable and Internet subscribers at no extra cost. Now dubbed "...

In the midst of evolving to a 'TV Everywhere' market environment, third-party video publisher thePlatform announced a new suite of features that aims to better enable TV programmers of all stripes to manage, administer and securely deliver content via multiple service providers ...

Verizon announced that FiOS is joining the TV Everywhere initiative, through an upcoming trial. Under the trial, Verizon will offer content from "… Time Warner's Turner networks, TNT and TBS, and will soon include content from other providers." Trial participants will be able to ...

Comcast and Time Warner Cable joined hands together today to push the TV Anywhere concept forward. Both companies have been pursuing a concept of bringing cable programming online to meet the rising competitive challenge presented by online content aggregators like Hulu, Amazon.com video ...