OTT
MyIX records high point of 170Gbps for Internet data exchange
For August 2016, Internet data exchanged that transversed over the National Internet Exchange nodes reached a new high point of 170.474 Gbps – the highest ever recorded in the country’s history.
Maxis CEO: Google and FB should be sending us flowers!
Maxis CEO Morten Lundal spends 90mins with Karamjit Singh to talk about digital, Google, Facebook and making lots of money from digital services.
As viewers cut the cord, pay-TV operators need to think ‘digital’
Pay TV operators should think about being a delivery platform for whatever content their customers want, and that means understanding them – hello, big data!
Echelon: How telcos can forge a path through today’s OTT world
In this new world, ‘smart pipes’ – as opposed to dumb ones – are learning to play the game and are becoming part of the ecosystem.
Making the world ready for the IoT
With so many devices being added to the IoT ecosystem, there is a need for a layered architectural approach, writes David Eden of Tata Communications.
Telcos: It’s not about technology, it’s about entertainment
The playbook has changed. Telcos now have to look at their business as a service, suggested Huawei Consulting principal consultant Nigel Bruin.
Indonesians just love their free apps: Baidu-GfK study
Indonesians spend an average of 60 minutes per day on their apps, and tend to prefer free apps even though they take longer to install, according to the Mobile Apps Market Study on Indonesia.
PCCW looks at Viu as just the start
The SEA video-streaming space is heating up, and PCCW’s Viu is just the latest to enter an arena crowded with regional players iflix and Hooq, and even US giant Netflix. What is its plan?
Celcom: We don’t want to be a dumb pipe
For 'Big Three' operator Celcom Axiata, the launch of its three new OTT services carries one simple message: 'We don’t want to be a dumb pipe.'
Slow start to Indonesia’s govt-sanctioned OTT drive
A national plan by the Government and telecommunications operators in Indonesia to stave off a ‘foreign invasion’ by actively encouraging local OTT apps has got off to a slow start, with the three having been approved only after three months.
