CASBAA will now be known as the Asia Video Industry Association (AVIA) and have a new mandate to represent the interests of companies across the broader video industry.
Read More »CASBAA Rebrands Annual Convention
CASBAA has rebranded its flagship annual event as the Asia Video Summit and is moving the convention back to Hong Kong this October 29 to November 1.
Read More »CASBAA Sees Surge in Pirated Box Use in Hong Kong
About 24 percent of Hong Kong consumers use a pirated TV box, according to industry association CASBAA.
Read More »Anti-Piracy Alliances Hail Australian Victory
A Melbourne-based company supplying IPTV set-top boxes delivering pirated content has been shut down following efforts by the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) and CASBAA's Coalition Against Piracy (CAP).
Read More »Time to Shine
As competition intensifies, Asia’s leading pay-TV programmers are innovating their strategies for finding, and keeping, audiences.
Read More »CASBAA Unveils Anti-Piracy Coalition
CASBAA, which represents the interests of the Asian pay-TV industry, has formed the Coalition Against Piracy (CAP) to tackle the region's rampant content theft problem.
Read More »Execs from A+E, Netflix, HOOQ Slated for CASBAA OTT Summit
SINGAPORE: CASBAA’s fourth OTT Summit will feature a series of panels, with executives from the Asian region weighing in on how traditional media is responding to the digital challenges of today’s television landscape.
Read More »HBO Asia’s Jonathan Spink Named Chairman of CASBAA Board
HONG KONG: Jonathan Spink, the CEO of HBO Asia, has been elected as chairman of the board of directors for CASBAA for the next 12 months.
Read More »CASBAA Spotlight: Deutsche Welle
MACAU: Deutsche Welle (DW) operates two channels in Asia: DW, the English-language flagship channel that is now being broadcast in HD, and the German-language channel DW (Deutsch).
Read More »CASBAA Spotlight: Astro
MACAU: Astro is now serving 5 million customers, which is 69 percent of Malaysian households, with growth primarily driven by its subscription-free TV service Njoi.
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