This presentation discusses streaming video content available through various TV hosting applications. It outlines several free and paid applications that provide access to movies, TV shows, and other content. These applications can be accessed through devices like Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Android TV boxes. The presentation also covers industry trends like the growth of streaming services, networks moving content to their own hosting sites, and the transition to 4K streaming video.

1. PRESENTER
PAUL YOUNG CPA, CGA
OCTOBER 30, 2017
Digital Media – Streaming Video
Content – October 2017

2.  Business Development
 It is all about the “APP”
 TV show enthusiast
 Classic Cartoon
 Classic TV Series
 Digital Media – SME
 Social Media Analytics
 Digital channels
 Youtube
 Kodi
Bio – Paul Young CPA, CGA

3.  This presentation looks at TV hosting application including their content. The content
being discussed are those applications sanction by boxes like Roku. -NB- Many android
boxes provide access to illegal content. This presentation will not look at those sites,
but supported sites by android boxes like Amazon Fire, Nividia and Roku
Overview

4.  Key TV hosting applications for TV series and Movies
Agenda

5.  Market exploded as people ditch their cable access for streaming
 Many players offering the similar style box
 It is all about the “Applications”
 More and more start ups are working with networks to host content (Cloud operations)
 Some boxes allow illegal content (Lawsuits in Canada – Rogers / Bell Canada
 Remember “Someone owns the rights to shows. Those rights need to be paid out when it
comes to streaming”
Android Technology

6.  Source - Amazon
Market/Price Point
• Many Players
• Price point $60 to $250
• Small players may lack R&D resources to
keep pace with 4k and/or the application
support
• Small players may lack warranty and/or
customer support for their boxes
• Streaming content is being challenged by
both Cable Providers as well the
Entertainment Industry
• TV Networks have been slow to allow
content accessible via Android technology
• Marketing/Advertising models need to be
revamp for streaming

7. TV Application – Free TV Apps
Name Site Content
TubiTv https://tubitv.com/ • Movies, TV series,
documentaries, etc
OVGuide https://www.ovguide.com • Movies and TV Series
Millcreek https://watch.millcreekent
.com/
• Movies and TV series

8. Pay for Service application / Boomerang
Boomerang is available only in the
U.S. It is accessible on the web
and via iOS and Android devices
for $4.99 per month (with a
seven-day free trial) or $39.99
annually (with a 30-day free trial).
Turner expects to expand later to
more platforms, including Roku,
Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV.
July 21, 2017 – Roku offers the
service
https://www.rokuguide.com/chan
nels/boomerang
Variety – April 6, 2017

9. Source - http://www.marketwatch.com/story/former-netflix-executive-wants-to-shake-up-moviegoing-with-10-moviepass-service-2017-08-15
MoviePass

10.  https://www.rokuguide.com/channels/boomerang
Roku/Boomerang

11.  https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/10/with-disneys-move-to-streaming-a-new-era-with-netflix-hbo-hulu.html
Disney Streaming Services

12.  https://tubitv.com/
TubiTv

13.  https://www.ovguide.com
OVGuide

14.  https://watch.millcreekent.com/
Millcreek

15.  CTV
Network Sites • More and More network host content on their sites
• Networks have been slowed to create host content via 3rd
party android devices without charging fees

16.  NetFlix continues to invest in new content
 NetFlix will continue to look at ways to bundle content with entertainment providers
Future NetFlix
http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/NFLX/4972295496x0x949716/CFB029
CB-65E5-43D3-A87D-998FEFAA64C0/Q2_17_Shareholder_Letter.pdf

17. New Technology – Hosting / TV
Mynewsdesk.com – April 10, 2017
Set Top Box
Set Top Box market is expected to reach $24.3 billion by 2022. The market for set top box is driven by
increasing demand for High Definition (HD) channels, digitization of TV broadcasting, government
regulations, technological advancements in television, and increasing demand for higher picture quality.
Furthermore, better quality of signal transmission, introduction of pause and play facility, live streaming by
internet users, smart phones and tablets are the add ups for the market growth. High initial costs and
package costs of pay channels are limiting the market growth.
Today in the news – April 11, 2017

18. Source - https://tech.slashdot.org/story/17/10/24/2132202/directv-to-launch-android-tv-based-ott-set-top-box
DirectTV and Android Boxes
AT&T's DirecTV is getting ready to embrace internet-based content delivery beyond its
DirecTV Now service: The company is about to introduce a new TV set-top box
that's based on Google's Android TV platform and ditches satellite connectivity for
over-the-top streaming, according to a new FCC filing. The new device, which goes by
the model number C71KW-400, is being described by these documents as "the new
AT&T/DirecTV Wireless 4K OTT Client." A user manual published as part of the filings
specifies that the device won't be able to interact with any of DirecTV's existing Genie
hardware, and hints at a future hardware product called HS27. Helpfully, the manual
also supplies a definition of OTT as "the delivery of video via the internet directly into
user-connected devices, allowing access to services anywhere, anytime, on any
device." The manual also reveals that the set-top will shop with a voice remote with
integrated touch pad, and photos show that it has Ethernet, digital audio, HDMI and
USB ports, but no antenna connectivity -- meaning that any and all programming will
indeed come over the internet.

19. Source - http://ottawacitizen.com/business/local-business/you-i-tv-gets-15-million-in-funding
Startups – TV Application
You.i TV, which started out life as You.i.Labs back in 2008, announced Monday that it had secured
$15 million in funding from Kayne Partners, a Los Angeles venture capitalist that manages more
than $27 billion worth of assets. The money will help the Ottawa firm to market its products, fine
tune some design and hire more staff over the next year.
Thanks to the booming interest in applications to stream TV services, like Netflix, You.i has
expanded from 50 people in 2014 to more than 150 today. It plans to hit 200 employees by June
2016.
The company is behind the apps for Treehouse GO, and the new online Shomi TV service from
Rogers Communications, Sony Corp.’s Crackle application on Roku branded streaming TV boxes
and a host of others that it can’t talk about due to client confidentiality agreements.
“This is a unique moment in the evolution of television,” said Jason Flick, co-founder and chief
executive of You.i TV. “Even Apple agrees, saying … last week that ‘the future of TV is apps.’
Our You.i Engine is the missing ingredient broadcasters need to launch truly immersive
applications on every screen.”

20.  More and More TV networks are looking at hosting sites for their content
 Advertising still exist with the content being hosted
 Major Android box do not let you installed applications unless they are sanction by the
android box company
 Movement to 4K network
 More networks moving to subscription services for content
 New ways to host and access content
Summary