Discover what live sports fans and casino players demand in 2025 streaming. Learn how iGaming and live sports platforms can meet the evolving expectations of high-quality streaming with ultra-low latency, interactivity, and more.

Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a set of technologies, policies, and processes that digital content creators, producers, and other organizations can use to limit and control who can access their content and how consumers can use it.

Multistreaming is the process of broadcasting a live stream to multiple platforms at the same time instead of just one destination, without having to host your event more than once or record it for later. Explore how this strategy works and how it maximizes your content’s visibility and engagement across different communities.

Live sports are being revolutionized by multi-channel streaming, allowing fans to tailor their viewing experiences, while star athletes captivate audiences as powerful brand ambassadors through social media. Meanwhile, the rise of women’s sports and the Remote Production Revolution (REMI) are transforming the industry, offering dynamic engagement and streamlined broadcasting like never before.

Adaptive bitrate streaming entails automatically adjusting bitrate during a stream according to network conditions to minimize buffering, whereas multi-bitrate streaming allows users to switch between bitrate renditions manually.

Cloud transcoding is the process of converting multimedia files into formats compatible with different devices and network connections using cloud-based resources as opposed to on-premises.