Whether you’re a D2C operator or a traditional Pay TV provider looking to launch your own OTT service, there is one very important question you need to be asking – how can I ensure my content is protected in today’s hyper-connected world?

As consumers migrate to a variety of new streaming solutions, broadband providers have a new opportunity to provide them with an aggregated streaming service. Learn about the different types of aggregation and the pros and cons of each approach in this blog post.

Meet Rerate, one of our partners covering the Americas and Caribbean Regions.

Olivier Biot, Solution Marketing Manager, reflects on APOS and the impact of the pandemic on the M&E space.

Security is a critical requirement for video delivery with more content being supplied over multiple networks, to an ever-increasing number of platforms and devices.

The events over the past year have completely changed the way content is consumed. As stay-at-home orders were initiated across the globe due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the demand for quality and diverse in-home entertainment skyrocketed in parallel.

Our session at the Bitmovin Live event in March focused on Eventive, the leading virtual cinema platform, and why they chose to protect every film on their platform with the brand new forensic watermarking solution provided by NAGRA and Bitmovin.

Piracy is a common and growing problem for the pay-TV industry, fuelled by the rapid uptake of streaming devices. NAGRA’s own research estimates that about 10% of the media industry revenue is lost to piracy. Urgent actions are required to reduce the impact of piracy for video service providers worldwide.

Expectations in the Sports industry are evolving quickly. If you are not evolving to give fans what they want in this new immersive digital world, they will increasingly seek out other offerings.

Our Talking TVkey event in September focused on the challenges faced by primarily European operators and provided a number of valuable insights but what about other key markets such as Asia Pacific?

How can content producers and distributors quickly identify which licensee’s TV channels and territories are the targets of today’s pirates?

Key takeaways from the latest Variety Entertainment Summit, where André Kudelski, Chairman & CEO of the Kudelski Group, was a featured speaker during two popular sessions

A conversation with Neil Gane, General Manager of AVIA's Coalition Against Piracy (CAP) at the Asia Video Industry Association (AVIA)

Celine Boyer from CANAL+ Group and Pascal Metral discussed on the importance of collaboration in the fight against piracy in a special webinar hosted by IBC365. Read the blog and watch the video in case you missed it!

We were thrilled to win a SportsPro Award in the “Best in Anti-Piracy” category. This win brings to light the importance of industry collaboration in the fight against piracy, and particularly in live sports. Read on to learn more about our entry and the key players that made this achievement possible.

In a recent panel discussion at the OTT Executive Summit, Pascal Métral, VP of Legal Affairs and Head of Anti-Piracy Intelligence, Investigations and Litigation at NAGRA, joined other industry players to discuss the state of industry and the strides being made to successfully combat the big business of piracy.

There is an increasing demand from consumers for a comprehensive mobile entertainment experience. This trend leaves many service providers without the right technologies and resources to stay competitive.   

Let’s face it, news of a hack to part of your content delivery infrastructure is not what you want to hear. But, in today’s hyper-connected global marketplace, the risk is very apparent.

​​​​​​​How Direct-To-TV Solutions can Benefit Today’s Pay-TV & OTT Service Providers

Direct-to-TV solutions, such as TVkey Cloud, can be a new channel to market and reduce cost to serve for service providers. Read our blog to find out more and to register interest for our special event on September 30th!

Produz e distribui conteúdo precisa olhar a fonte da pirataria por dispositivos de proteção, considerando o viés tecnológico para coibi-la.

Those who produce and distribute content need to look at the source of piracy through protection devices, considering the technological bias to avoid it.

In Part One of this blog series, we examined some of the issues and solutions to enable IP-migration. In part two we look at the tools that enable it to take place.

In Part One of this blog series, we examine some of the issues traditional pay-TV broadcasters, operators and service providers face when debating whether to migrate to an all-IP architecture and the solutions to overcome them.