A Digital Media Renderer can source content from other DLNA devices, in particular a Digital Media Controller. These could be anything from televisions, audio/video receivers, video displays, remote s [..]

Video on demand services allow people to watch content after broadcast, rather than live. These may include subscription video on demand (SVOD) services.

Ultra-high-definition TV is also commonly known as 4K although it is not technically quite 4000 pixels wide in resolution. UHD is the next evolution in television in terms of resolution, with increasi [..]

Average Revenue Per User is a company's total revenue divided by number of customers. Increasing this number is a core goal for most service providers. Providing more media services and options c [..]

Advertising Video On Demand is a subset of video on demand that includes services such as Hulu or Sony's Crackle. AVOD is often free for users, and the platforms rely on selling advertisements as [..]

Beaming is the action of sending content from one device to another, wirelessly and in real time. With the right hardware and/or software, it’s possible to “beam” a movie or song from a mobile device [..]

"Cable" companies include traditional cable providers such as Comcast along with telecommunications companies (telcos) like AT&T that are offering cable services as well.

Consumer Electronics manufacturers include hardware companies such as Apple, LG, and Western Digital. These companies make the hardware that consumers use, and need reliable ways to make sure that har [..]

Content Providers, such as Paramount Pictures or Sony Entertainment, create the content people consume on multiple devices. These companies typically seek more ways to help consumers access their cont [..]

Communication Service Providers, such as AT&T and Comcast, deliver telecommunications services to customers. This may include broadband, cable, or wireless services delivering all types of media, [..]