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07/08/2024

NATO Taps Synamedia for 75th Summit Stream

NATO is getting ready to host its 75th anniversary summit in D.C., and it’s using Synamedia’s DTC streaming technology to livestream the event on its website and YouTube.

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: YouTube / Synamedia / NATO
04/12/2024

Executive Round Up: What’s In Store for the 2024 NAB Show?

The 2024 NAB Show is right around the corner. As thousands come together in Las Vegas to showcase a myriad of innovations, here’s what executives in the industry are looking forward to discussing at the event.

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: 2024 NAB Show / Josh Arsenberg / Gilles Domartini / Rob Lewis / ROXi / Julien Signes / Synamedia / NAB Show / verizon business
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02/29/2024

Monumental Using Synamedia

D.C. RSN Monumental Sports Network is turning to Synamedia’s video network solutions to distribute its sports and studio programming.

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: Synamedia / Monumental Sports Network / Synamedia PowerVu
01/02/2024

Executive Round Up: 2024 Predictions

2023 was quite the year, but a new year has arrived. Here’s what some industry executives are predicting what’s to come for 2024.

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: Kelly Perone / Mark Baillavoine / Comcast / Effectv / Karen Babcock / Artificial Intelligence / Paul Pastor / Sean Casey / advertising / Jeremy Haft / Hub Entertainment Research / Larry Allen / Jon Mansell / Freewheel / Bundling / Mike Seiman / political advertising / Quickplay / Streaming fragmentation / Synamedia / Digital Remedy / CSG / Chris Vail / fubo / Dina Roman / Comcast Advertising / 2024 predictions
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02/02/2023

Piracy a Growing Issue

A new study released by Synamedia found the value of entertainment piracy is three times larger than sports. The study was conducted by Ampere Analysis and surveyed seven markets (Brazil, Italy, India, Germany, Thailand, U.K. and U.S.).

By Cablefax Staff

Found in: World Cup / Synamedia / Pirating / Piracy / NBA
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03/15/2022

DISH Says Defendants in $90M IPTV Piracy Case Strike Again

DISH continues its never-ending quest to stop copyright infringers—and sometimes that means suing again.

By Amy Maclean

Found in: Osivette Brito / Sling TV / Roy Clemons / HBO / Brent Clemons / Synamedia / Yael Fainaro / SetTV / iStar / Desi TV / Datacamp Limited / ExpediteTV / Jason LaBossiere / Sean Beaman / DISH

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