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In 2016, only 1 in 500 US residents are watching 4K Internet TV and video, but this will grow dramatically to 1 in 10 US residents by 2021, according to the gurus at Juniper Research.

A new survey says Australian Internet TV will get a Christmas boost, but that a ‘content drought’ might hamper loyalty.

Ooyala’s prediction of $40 billion Australian SVOD industry by 2020 is perhaps a little understated according to recent research.

Global TV advertising is still growing, despite the many Internet based challengers.

Changes to New Zealand’s Ultrafast Fibre Broadband (UFB) network will overcome problems for consumers connecting to the network, according to telco and communications provider Spark.

Spark New Zealand has launched a beta version of its home security product, Morepork, that allows users to control and monitor their homes remotely from their smartphones.

Consumer demand for choice is driving a massive worldwide surge in subscriber numbers watching Over-the-Top (OTT) services like Netflix and Amazon.

DVD rental and online streaming company Quickflix has stemmed its losses and bet the future on streaming. But will Internet delivery come quickly enough to save the company?

One quarter of Australians have watched TV over the Internet, says a report by ACMA (Australian Communications and Media Authority), That includes catchup viewing like the ABC’s iView, but true iPTV is still not widely used. And the report ignores illegal downoads.

It's not quite a 500 year plan as Mitsubishi is supposed to have had, but Samsung's TV people have planned its range of Smart TVs out to 2014, with the company saying its well prepared to take on any forthcoming Apple TV challenge.

Online movie rental company Quickflix (ASX: QFX) is to stream movies to PlayStation3 starting later this year under an agreement with Sony.

Frost & Sullivan is forecasting an almost fivefold growth in the Australian Internet TV advertising market in the next five years as consumption of online video content accelerates.