Simon Waight • 9/23/2013

This Time The (Broadcasting) Revolution Will Not Be Televised

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The article analyzes the technological revolution in video consumption, moving from scheduled TV broadcasts to time-shifted, on-demand viewing on mobile devices. It discusses the impact of data caps, adaptive streaming, tablets, and services like Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube. It also references Kevin Spacey's lecture and mentions the role of cloud platforms like Windows Azure Media Services in enabling large-scale live streaming.

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