The Faultline Podcast is an audio companion to Rethink Technology Research’s Faultline service, a weekly news publication that examines the video market in cynical focus like no other – critiquing pay TV, OTT, SVoD, and supporting technologies. If you’re in the business world and deal with video content, Faultline is a service you’ll want to pay attention to.
Hosted by Tommy Flanagan, Editor of Faultline
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Microsoft can do better in cloud energy metrics
Spotify gets snooty about audio codec potential
Qualcomm ditching Velos sets stage for AV1 IP antics
(Faultline issue 927)
Greening of Streaming gets a wriggle on
TVadSync preps ATSC 3-0 backup plan
Comcast CEO proper wrong about video inflation
(Faultline issue 925)
Throwing EU policymakers under the Faultline bus
Faultline returns with our first YouTube rant of 2022 – taking it out on Europe’s clueless policymakers in charge of allocating $billions to network rollouts.
Harmonic breaks up a Google vs. Red Hat catfight regarding cloud strategies
Comcast Technology Solutions takes wraps off Video AI, ever so slightly
Nokia’s green claims probed by a spreadsheet
(Faultline issue 924)
A changing of the guard in the PR world
Vodafone goes UEI for voice
Comcast never did Multicast-ABR it turns out
Euro wrangling in DSA advertising has global impact
(Faultline issue 923)
Say It Now breaks Faultline’s event dry spell
albert and LoCaT kick off a year of green tech focus
(Faultline issue 922)
V-Nova gets Brazilian goldrush
Operators fully grasp Multi-AP, says Rethink TV
Nvidia’s Omniverse in metaverse dominion play
(Faultline issue 921)
CES an OLED orgy but Faultline looks ahead to 2022
CES weirder side unveils big want for Amagami Ham Ham nibbling cat toy
To the surprise of absolutely no one, IBC’s online plan B arrives with a bang and a whimper – including HBO Max’s Johannes Larcher who did little to inspire, bar a few exclusive nuggets.
Facebook calls for codec pollution solution
WBAs WiFi 6E trial was neat but an MDU test would have been neater
Broadpeak quietly wins M-ABR deal with DAZN
(Faultline issue 918)