The U.S Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and White House recently unveiled the Cyber Trust Mark security certification for connected devices. It will come with a QR code to scan that signals a product includes key security and privacy features such as software updates and encryption. However, industry standards need refinement before the label is ready by the end of 2024.
Read MoreIn this study, the objective was to see if consumer perceptions about malware risk and piracy were true (or not), by simulating a user who visited these sites to view streamed content, and then to examine what actual malware...
Read MoreAmazon has reportedly pulled the YouTube app from Fire TV devices – ahead of the Jan. 1, 2018 deadline Google previously imposed on the ecommerce behemoth for its alleged lack of the support for Prime Video on Chromecast. 30...
Read More—A new analysis from Atlas VPN shows that sophisticated automated cyber attacks are on the rise and that the streaming industry has become the top target of these attacks. According to the data presented by the Atlas VPN team,...
Read MoreFor now, many brands would rather use static photos and traditional ad placements, instead of making a video or hiring someone to host a live stream, Segev said. “The numbers were astronomical,” Justin Moore said, saying that...
Read MoreContinuing a trend from over the last few years whereby more seems to be more, American TV screens have been inching up in size and overall installed sets in the country are not only considerably larger but customers are buying new TVs more frequently according to research firm NPD.
Read MoreThe average U.S. consumer’s TV keeps getting bigger bmunson Wed, 12/23/2020 – 12:02
Read MoreThe streaming giants would be forced to spend on Australian content, the commercial broadcasters offered a new licence system, and the role of the ABC and SBS in producing local programming formalised, if policies outlined in a new green paper from the Federal Government are adopted.
Read MoreThe Australian Communications and Media Authority is looking for feedback from the public on changes to Australian content and children’s TV standards. The announcement: The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is undertaking a public consultation process on proposed new Australian content and children’s television standards. The draft Broadcasting Services (Australian Content and[…]
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