Melissa Kasule is an Associate Editor at Digital TV Europe. She covers a range of topics including music, TV, film, AI, and business leaders, with a particular interest in sports like Wimbledon and tennis. Melissa has been featured in KFTV, Refinery29, Inc., Digital TV Europe, and Screen International.
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Melissa's articles focus on the content and publishing industry, particularly sports broadcasting, streaming services, and TV advertising. Her coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Melissa Kasule
Video solutions provider, Accedo, has teamed up telecom and pay TV operator, Deutsche Telekom, to...
By: Melissa Kasule
Video solutions provider, Accedo, has teamed up telecom and pay TV operator, Deutsche Telekom, to...
The head-to-head general election debate show between the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Kier Starmer, drew a peak of 5.5 million viewers on Tuesday June 5.
Sports content provider, Fuel TV, has launched its linear channel on Amazon's Fire TV Channels in the US.
BBC Studios-owned commercial broadcaster UKTV has confirmed that its new masterbrand U will launch on July 16.
Swedish startup and FAST technology company Staccs has expanded its partnership with Samsung TV Plus,...
Jesse Shemen co-founder & CEO at Papercup, talks to DTVE about the company’sAI dubbing technology...
Global streaming giant Amazon Prime Video has landed the exclusive livestreaming rights in Japan for select matches at the CONMEBOL Copa America USA 2024.
The new streaming app, Ikimono Watch, works with J:COM set-top boxes and was built with Brightcove's Android software development kit (SDK).
Florent Houzot, director of broadcasting, programmes and editorial at BeIN Sports France, made the announcement on X, off the back of the news of French football star Kylian Mbappé joining the LaLiga team Real Madrid.
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