The FAST Blog Series – Part 1/5
If you are a media executive, you have surely heard the term FAST on countless occasions before. The acronym stands for Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV, and it has been the (…)
If you are a media executive, you have surely heard the term FAST on countless occasions before. The acronym stands for Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV, and it has been the (…)
Maximizing AVOD monetization in the age of ad-skipping? Server-side ad insertion (SSAI) has been a game-changer in the digital advertising landscape, solving the problem of ad-blockers and allowing content creators (…)
Welcome to this second episode of “Let’s stack .io up!” a series of blog posts describing one component of our stack. In this blog post, we will take you through (…)
Today, we will be discussing the concept of SCTE-35. Suppose you have ever watched a live television show. In that case, you may have noticed a sudden interruption in the (…)
Our mission is to make it easier for anyone to customize streaming. Since the beginning of broadpeak.io, we have tried to be committed to providing our users with the best (…)
You may not have noticed it, but broadpeak.io is doing a fundamental tiny little action that may have tremendous and positive consequences. When possible, we are compressing HLS and DASH (…)
Like the other professional leagues in North America (see my other article on the topic here), the NHL is subject to blackout rules and regulations. It follows a mandate from (…)
As we kept improving the user experience on broadpeak.io, we introduced a new way to handle Categories (also called Audiences) when dealing with Content Replacement or Virtual Channel Applications a (…)
During IBC 2022, we were delighted to present a collaborative demo, result of a teamwork between Spideo and broadpeak.io. As it generated enthusiastic feedback, we decided to team up again, (…)
Welcome to this first episode of “Let’s stack .io up!” a series of blog posts describing one component of our stack. Today, we will present the tool we are using (…)