Topic: livestreaming

Verizon Media is opening a 5G production studio in Los Angeles in cooperation with the company’s immersive media firm, RYOT.

LAS VEGAS—Amazon Prime Video’s platform delivers lots of live sports—including high-profile events like NFL—so latency is a key issue for the company.

Video marketplace service Stringr today announced that it is adding livestreaming video, which can be called up on request nationwide, to its lineup of products.

MediaKind, the media technology joint venture recently spun off from Ericsson, today announced the launch of its Cygnus 360-degree-as-a-Service (360aaS) video solution for live events.

BitTorrent Live, a vMVPD-like service that shut down in 2017, is back as a social livestreaming app with a decentralized blockchain architecture.

Less than three years after Sinclair relaunched video news website Circa, the broadcast group is shutting down the site.

PBS is advancing its streaming video strategy, which partly means continuing to move forward with deals to secure carriage on streaming TV services.

Amazon is adding the MLB.TV streaming service to its Prime Video Channels lineup, giving users the ability to sign up for the service on Amazon’s platform.

The National Basketball Association is partnering with YouTube to launch a new channel in sub-Saharan Africa that will feature live NBA games.

Google is building a game streaming platform, Stadia, aimed at building a unified platform for game developers, players and YouTube creators.