Melissa Kasule is an Associate Editor at Digital TV Europe. She covers a variety of topics including music, television, and film, while also exploring themes in aviation and aerospace, particularly in relation to software development and open source software. Melissa has been featured in KFTV, Refinery29, Inc., Digital TV Europe, Broadcast Sport, Screen International, and IBC - International Broadcasting Convention.
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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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As a journalist who covers a wide range of topics related to media rights and broadcasting deals across different platforms including traditional television networks as well as streaming services such as Amazon Prime Video or BBC iPlayer.
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By: Melissa Kasule
The live sports landscape is the crown jewel of entertainment, and as it evolves, streaming platforms are driving its next phase of growth.
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Light Reading is the leading source of news analysis for communications industry professionals.
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The deadline for entries for this year's awards is September 23.
