Two VideoMind Journos Tackle IPTV, Multi-Screen Video, the NAB Food Court and More
Published June 9, 2023, 5:20 p.m. by Violet Harris
Here's a sneak peek at some of the interviews and insights we've gathered during our time at the nab Show in Las Vegas. Among the highlights:
-Colin Dixon of the Diffusion Group forecasts tremendous growth in the consumption of premium TV content online in the U.S.
-Mark Ely of simpletv (which recently won a "best of CES" award) says viewers want access to all their shows and movies, regardless of when or where they're watching
Latin America media companies, such as TV Azteca, are seeing strong growth in demand for IPTV and online video offerings
-Ever hungry, Greg heaps praise on nab Show's food court, citing reasonably priced options from the likes of Sbarro and Nathan's Hotdogs
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hey everybody it's adam and greg with
videomind we finally made it we are here
at the nab show in las vegas and we're
going to be talking about connected tvs
tablet video data driven analytics
monetization strategies multi-platform
broadcasting and all that and more
that's a good question
you know i think that consumers want to
be able to access great content wherever
they are i think by 2018
the average person in the us is going to
be watching as much video online as they
do watch broadcast television they're
getting used to clicking on an app
watching the show and doing that
wherever they're comfortable and the
numbers keep growing
i think solo digits every year so i
think the future is quite promising so
here we are at the food court at nab the
center of foodcourt innovation
broadcasters from all over the world are
here to see what's new at sabaro and
also nathan's hot dogs i mean i know a
lot of conference food is terrible
but uh this conference is actually known
for delivering quality food court items
at reasonable prices they also have a
lot of people yelling and moving pallets
of beer because there's a lot of
alcoholics in the broadcasting industry
finally
oh well i've it's got to be video mine
awesome
you
