Accedo Voice on TV

whitePaper | June 10, 2022

In 2021, the media & entertainment industry saw continued changes from technological progress, evolving generational behaviors, and ongoing impacts from the global pandemic. Amid recurring COVID-19 surges, people sought more media & entertainment at home, while often avoiding larger in-person events.1 Digital media engagement even remained strong over the healthier summer, evidence that the pandemic has only accelerated preexisting trends toward the digital world.

whitePaper | June 1, 2021

Live audio sits at the intersection of social media, digital audio, virtual events and conversations. This new format has seen rapid growth over the past year and could change the way individuals interact with brands and with each other. Some even predict that audio and voice technology have the potential to replace keyboards for future generations.

whitePaper | September 7, 2022

SKYDREAM is a virtual reality metaverse focused on creating inmersive experiences and a sustainable economy for everyone Everything in the metaverse happens in the city of SKYDREAM. Each and every property in the city will be a NFT Thanks to our unique tool The Builder everyone will have the power tocreate, publish and monetize its own VR experience

whitePaper | January 28, 2020

The Media & Entertainment (M&E) industry is undergoing digital transformation in all phases, from concept development to production to distribution. In the quest to generate new content, connect with large audiences and deliver strong advertiser results, M&E companies are leveraging a broad array of advanced technologies, including 8K resolution and high-dynamic-range (HDR) video, AI-assisted content creation and nextgeneration gaming such as eSports. At the same time, M&E organizations are under intense pressure.

whitePaper | April 6, 2022

Remember when the first smartphones were launched without a keyboard? Many people wondered whether they would ever take off. But in just a few years, smartphones changed the experience of the internet for billions1 of people and enabled new business models that transformed transportation, hospitality, food delivery, personal entertainment, social interaction, and more.

whitePaper | August 25, 2022

In the face of unprecedented competition, media companies must find ways to innovate — but the cost of delivering content in an era of multiplying platforms is eating into their operations budget for trying new things. FAST channels represent a significant new opportunity to test ideas, iterate — and bring in extra revenue. In fact, Digital TV Research reported the AVOD market FAST channels belong to represents the fastest-growing video segment over five years (2020–2024). But media companies can’t afford to spend months and massive resources to take a channel from idea to launch.