Kate Bulkley
Learning to love pay TV
German consumers are beginning to warm to pay TV, and Sky Deutschland stands to benefit, writes Kate Bulkley The annual Cable Congress is always a… Read more
Pay TV feels the pressure
Pay TV operators must not be complacent about new threats to their business model, writes Kate Bulkley. The future could be sooner than we think.… Read more
The Googorola dilemma
The marriage of Google and Motorola Mobility raises a number of intriguing possibilities, writes Kate Bulkley. Several years ago the verb ‘to Google’ entered the… Read more
Twilight of the moguls
The News Corp phone hacking scandal, Silvio Berlusconi’s troubles and the death of Leo Kirch signal the end of an era in media, writes Kate… Read more
Safety from the storm
“Cable’s recurring revenues means that debt is easier to finance…which means cable can more easily afford to continue to invest in network upgrades.” When the… Read more
The barbarian invasions
“Hostilities have begun, but much of the cable industry seems to be in denial – and some see it as merely a light skirmish, one… Read more
Keep taking the tablets
“In the last 12 months, the definition of the term ‘convergence’ has undergone a significant change and the group of people writing that new definition… Read more
Nets get together
“Some major TV companies have found another piece of broadcasting turf where they are putting aside their differences and linking arms in support of each… Read more
BT and Sky play the field
“It is clear that Sky’s moves have upped the pressure on BT Vision to make its new sports bundle work. Thank goodness then that it… Read more
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IP opens up the TV race
Migration to IP is already changing the nature of the game for broadcasters, writes Kate Bulkley. So here’s the thing. At the moment, TV Everywhere… Read more