With Beenius’s T-Commerce feature set, the service provider can offer different content packages, and service upgrades directly on TV. User can purchase them with a remote controller. This gives operator possibilities to structure its commercial offer more effectively and at the same time enables viewers’ easier access to additional content and additional services with a […]
Join us at IBC 2015, where we will present our latest version of Beenius 4.2 and other enhancements. Here are some highlights of what Beenius will display at this year’s event in Amsterdam. HIGHLIGHTS Beenius Android TV Application All you need is an Android TV with installed Beenius Android TV Application and a power […]
Beenius partner, Network Broadcast is once again organizing workshop in Sao Paulo, Brazil and this year’s topic is about Integration and Innovation within a new solutions and business models suited to the current economic scenario. With other participators such as Elemental Technologies, Beenius will demonstrate end–to-end solution of entire ecosystem. You will see how […]
Out team is having lots of meetings at our partners’ stands. Here are some photos from Cologne.
We can hear from all angles that Cable TV is not the future in Interactive TV world. Traditional Cable doesn’t offer services like Facebook, web browser, YouTube videos, or VOD. Are cable subscribers really throwing their money away?
According to research by Nielsen, the ways how viewers access OTT applications trends to differ significantly.
Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) released its Global Entertainment and Media Outlook for 2013-2017. As the VideoInk says that report predicts fast grow of OTT technology.
Many broadcasters are already in OTT. Why? Is more useful for viewers? Find out how and what is the difference between those two technologies.
More and more people are using their tablets and smart phones as the first screen, while TV is running in the background. Make the first screen apps.
Not long time ago, we introduced our infographic Social TV: The Global Living Room, with a fact that 86% users communicate using second screen device while watching TV. Yesterday we received (via e-newsletter) a new research by Edelman where the title tells us all!