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Towards the Connected TV at IBC 2013

Imagine that – the first screen device with all of your favorite applications that you already know from your smartphone or tablet computer. Now Beesmart is available on one more client.

July 31, 2013
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Watching TV on second screen devices is not crimping TV sales

The Quarterly Multi-Screen Usage Study (by NPD DisplaySearch) noted that 85% of tablet owners and 65 % of smartphone owners watch online content on their second screen devices, instead on their TVs. This trend does not have a negative impact on TV (1st screen) sales.

July 29, 2013
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TV second screen!

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.

July 22, 2013
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Are content rights slowing market down!

Nearly a third of households that receive TV from the phone companies will access these services in the USA by the end of the year, according to ABI Research. What about the content rights?

July 1, 2013
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96% of TV users interact using second screen devices

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!

June 7, 2013
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Is Smart TV smart enough?!

Some say that Smart TVs are the future in TV industry – no need for STBs, just IP connectivity or DVB signal and Smart TV takes care for Live TV and other interactive features. But are they right?

May 29, 2013
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OTT views surpassed IPTV viewers

As we all know well, the TV experience is changing rapidly from a traditional linear TV, to one which is consumer-driven, mobile – to second screen devices. We already can say that we are living in The Global Living Room.

May 13, 2013
We Live in the Global Living Room

We live in the global living room

Only a few years ago we discussed blockbuster movies during commercials. How can we share our opinions about TV content today?

April 30, 2013

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