Events

India’s online video market is one of the most exciting and vibrant anywhere in the world. While the Indian OTT industry is still at a relatively early stage of development, the entry of more than 30 streaming platforms in a span of barely three years speaks volumes about the massive potential the market has. As 2020 progresses, it will be of interest to many to find out what trends the video streaming industry in India will see play out this year, and what key drivers of growth will be for industry players and customers.

While there is much cause for optimism for the satellite industry in this new decade, the road ahead is fraught with many obstacles as well. From major acquisitions to key technological achievements, 2019 had a bit of everything. It has been quite a year for the satellite industry, as the new era of satellite communications comes ever closer. It is definitely a very interesting decade ahead for the satellite sector as it begins to reinvent itself, and certainly a lot more to be positive about as we look forward to 2020.

Over the past year, we have witnessed profound change and new trends emerging in the OTT video industry. Media conglomerates are seeking to build direct relationships between their brands and consumers, in some cases using their own pipes to deliver their content to consumer devices. The streaming wars are intensifying, and companies are waging all-out war in a bid for consumers’ attention. How are organisations positioning themselves for success? (*No sessions on 1 July)

Disrupting the Ecosystem and Migrating Consumers back to Legal Services. The Piracy Over the Top virtual seminar is Free for all AVIA members. Visit https://ottsummit.asia/ for more information.

The India Video 360 – Broadcasting, Satellite, Telecoms forum organized by the Asia Video industry Association (AVIA) is a closed-door roundtable for members of the Association, regulators, and the broader broadcast industry. This full day seminar will bring together approx. 70 senior government officials and industry leaders to explore key themes.

The Asia Video Summit is the defining conference for the video industry and ecosystem across the Asia Pacific region. The aim is to understand the state of the video industry in 2019 - the opportunities and the challenges faced by different sectors of the industry and how together we can grow and forge a successful future. Attended by over 180 companies, it brings together some of the biggest industry names to discuss the most pertinent issues of today. With advancements in technology, evolving business models and everchanging consumer behaviour, the Asia Video Summit brings you the best insights, debates and discussions that define the state of the video industry today.

The Malaysian media landscape has evolved over the past few years, as technology has changed the way consumers engage with video content and make purchase decisions. As Malaysia enters a new era of digital transformation and is set for a complete transition to digital broadcast by the third quarter of 2019, it is an exciting time to watch how this all plays out for the country. Join us and our distinguished list of speakers at Malaysia In View, who will be sharing their plans for growth, their evolving approach to partnerships, thoughts around monetisation and the challenges and opportunities of operating in the Malaysian market today.

Over the past year, we have witnessed profound change in the satellite industry. Evolving customer needs and requirements have led to fast-paced innovation from manufacturers and operators alike. Growth fundamentals for satellite will remain strong in the Asia Pacific region for the coming 12 months and developments point to sustained growth in the medium-term as well.

India has primarily been a television set household. It is the second largest subscription television market in the Asia Pacific Region in terms of number of subscribers. Today, OTT video is the unusual alternative, which is gradually becoming a mainstream entertainment destination in the midst of growing Internet users.

The last couple of years has seen a seismic shift in the Indonesian pay TV industry, from a predominantly DTH market to a now burgeoning fibre broadband and OTT market. Companies are adapting their business models and repositioning themselves to be at the centre of a new digital landscape.