Video is still one of the primary ways people consume content online, and expectations have only gone up. Viewers now routinely watch on mixed networks (Wi-Fi, 5G, public hotspots), on screens

In 2026, media and event agencies aren’t just “adding” live streaming anymore. They’re expected to deliver it as a packaged, reliable service alongside production, promotion, and post-event content. Clients want hybrid

Streaming isn’t “the future” anymore, it’s the baseline. In the U.S., Nielsen reported streaming hit 44.8% of TV usage in May 2025, surpassing broadcast and cable combined for the first time.

There are many components that determine the quality of online video streams. One of these components is internet speed. Different streaming setups require the support of different internet connections. Some broadcasts

Live streaming adoption accelerated rapidly during the early 2020s and has remained a permanent part of church operations. Live streaming your church services is no longer a temporary solution or a

Over-the-top (OTT) streaming isn’t just “the future of TV” anymore—it’s where audiences already are. By the end of 2025, streaming reached a record share of total U.S. TV viewing, confirming that

Did you know that 7% of churchgoers say they exclusively attend virtual church services, and 33% have found their current houses of worship online? Church live streaming brings their congregations together,

Drone live streaming has gone vertical, and it’s now a practical production tool, not a novelty. From festival flyovers to sports tracking shots, DJI drones give event organizers and broadcasters a

In 2026, successful OTT streaming is shaped by four priorities: monetization models, latency targets, app reach, and security. Broadcasters are balancing AVOD, SVOD, TVOD, and FAST for revenue, aiming for sub-10