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3 Eye Caching Feathers of IPTV Providers



While IPTV service continues to grow and get bigger. Streaming services like Netflix and amazon prime video and video on demands are growing rapidly. The viewers can create their own channels and distribute the content with ease, viewers are not limited to what distributor’s shares any longer, and thus the future of TV is IPTV. The variety and types of IPTV options is also rapidly increasing:

1.     Video on Demand:
VOD services have sent across impulse wave’s through broadcast media. It has gain millions of new viewers each year and ever more of their own award-winning content. Netflix is the most influential media service, leader of SVOD market. The ability of Netflix to continue its trend of innovation has helped it to remain top dogs of the streaming industry. The working of VOD is simple, you tell the service what you want to watch and it is send via internet.
2.     Time-shifted media:
Many broadcasters allow users to watch shows on repeat and whenever they want to. The difference between time-shifted media and VOD is the shelf-life of the content being shared. For example, if you want to watch a show from few years ago you opt for a VOD service.
3.     Live IPTV:
Many of the sporting events are watched live on IPTV, it is much flexible to be able to watch a live game on a mobile device on the go. Fox sports, hulu TV offer live IPTV. It is mostly sports games that are in high demand with IPTV.
Future of IPTV
There is no doubt regarding the rapidly increasing IPTV at the moment. The increasing number in users supports growth of IPTV services. Cable services are offering time-shifted media services via their apps to meet demands of users.
The total number of worldwide IPTV users is about 250 million. IPTV earnings will greatly impact cable providers while satellite platforms actually benefit from IPTV growth as they give channels the backup for distribution across terrestrial fixed broadband system.
IPTV service has a great significance on the future of home based entertainment and this will depend on user experience at the heart of it.



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