Showing posts with label Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Challenge. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Now TV: BSkyB's Television and Movie Streaming Challenge to Netflix

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Sports and movie fans, you have a new way to stream content, and its name is Now TV.

The Internet service from BSkyB aims to go up against services like Netflix, initially offering 11 different channels and 600 movies for streaming on Androids, iPhones, and other devices. Also included: Plenty of goods from Sky Sports, including soccer, cricket, rugby, and golf. Now TV will allow users to pay for single items or pony up a monthly fee, and company representatives say they hope to draw in new customers that aren't familiar with the British broadcasting network.

Of course, the company's monthly fee, at around $23, is much more expensive than that of Netflix. But even with tough competition—something BSkyB isn't used to considering the company's virtual monopoly of content across the pond—executives at the Murdoch-affiliated company are likely just happy to be in the headlines for something other than a hacking scandal.


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Monday, March 26, 2012

The digital challenge for America's daily newspaper

http://www.FT.com/ Brand recognition and local reach will drive Gannett's success, says chief executive Gracia Martore She tells Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson, the Financial Times' media editor, that while print is in "secular decline," readers will still pay for "engaging, relevant content"

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Sunday, March 25, 2012

Condoleezza Rice: Education Could Be 'Greatest National Security Challenge'

A new report by the Council on Foreign Relations spelled out the need for more science, history and foreign languages in U.S. schools -- framing education in a global context. Jeffrey Brown, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and former New York City Schools Chancellor Joel Klein discuss the link to national security.


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