Dacast Editorial Team — reviewed by Dacast’s streaming infrastructure specialists. March 2026 Live video is growing faster than ever. The global streaming market is projected to surpass $225 billion by 2032, growing at an 18.5% CAGR from 2024. Mobile viewing, broadband expansion, AI-powered workflows, and the rise of interactive content are fueling this shift. Churches, […]

​​In 2026, the way we gather has permanently changed. Audiences expect flexibility : the ability to attend in person, tune in remotely, or do both, without sacrificing the quality of the experience. Hybrid events have become the answer. Whether you’re organizing a global conference, a corporate summit, or a product launch, the hybrid format lets […]

By Jon Whitehead, Chief Operating Officer at Dacast — Updated March 2026. This article reflects the latest features, pricing, and comparisons of church livestreaming platforms, which may change over time. For most churches looking for full branding control and scalable video hosting, Dacast is the top choice. Subsplash is ideal for churches seeking an all-in-one […]

YouTube remains the world’s largest video platform, but it isn’t always the best option for every creator or organization. Increasingly, creators, businesses, and media teams are looking for YouTube alternatives that better support their goals. Some users prioritize reach and discovery through large social platforms. Others need greater control over branding, monetization, privacy, and distribution. […]

Video now accounts for a large share of global internet traffic, making streaming quality and efficiency more important than ever. In the latest 2024/25 data, video is the largest category of downstream traffic (up to  54% depending on the region), with YouTube as a top driver. As the market grows, so does the need for […]