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Deloitte Announces 2017 Asia Pacific Technology Fast 500™ Rankings
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited released its annual ranking of the fastest growing Asia Pacific companies with live game streaming video platform company Wuhan Douyu Network Technology Co Ltd claiming the top spot
U Mobile adds new video streaming partners
U Mobile is now offering their customers unlimited video streaming 24 hours a day. The data will be free from their Video-Onz service for videos on Netflix, Facebook and Twitter.
Amazon ready to battle YouTube
Amazon Video Direct service open to all
Creators can rent, sell or share in ad revenue
There is now more competition for your eyeballs.
Acer Revo One purrs into Malaysia
Branded with the Hello Kitty logo
Media hub for music and video
SPORTING the Hello Kitty logo on a pink background, the Acer Revo One Hello Kitty edition has purred into Malaysia. Acer says there are only 600 units of the Hello Kitty edition available in Malaysia.
TV? It’s about VOD, on-demand, mobile and UGC now: Ericsson report
The Ericsson ConsumerLab TV & Media Report 2015 shows consumers embracing video-on-demand (VOD) services like never before, with every third viewing hour now spent watching on-demand TV and video.
8 applications you should hunt down on your network
The influx of low-cost or no-cost applications – easy to download and user-friendly – means rogue employees are failing to bring IT into the equation, despite the effect (and potential risks) these applications can pose on the network. SolarWinds’ Leon Adato has some tips for IT.
Philippines gets Hooq-ed, first to launch Singtel’s Netflix-type service
Hooq, the video-on-demand service from startup joint venture between Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel), Sony Pictures Television and Warner Bros Entertainment, will kick off in the Philippines from late February in partnership with Globe Telecom.
E-book service Bookmate begins SEA chapter with StarHub
Social e-book reading service Bookmate has officially launched in Singapore in an exclusive partnership with information communications provider StarHub, as part of its international expansion efforts.
For cybercriminals, Superman more popular than Spidey
With the rising popularity of superhero movies, security software specialist McAfee analysed what superhero search led to the most risky websites and found the ‘Man of Steel’ topping the list.
Channelling World Cup passion into smart security
Sharat Sinha of Palo Alto Networks comes up with a set of best practices for securing your network during the surge of interest in World Cup games over the next few weeks.
