Why content discovery technology needs to keep up with viewer demand
By Gavin Ho, technical director, Insight TV
Features
Dispelling the myths of AI in the newsroom
By Paul Shanley, director of business development and partnerships, Associated Press
What online TV distributors can learn from esports producers
By Sebastien Verlaine, marketing and communications manager, EVS
Monetising content with advanced MAM and storage
By Dave Colantuoni, senior director of product management, Avid
Grading the striking design of The Little Drummer Girl
Goldcrest's Jet Omoshebi discusses colouring Park Chan-wook's series
Get in the game: How broadcasters can make esports TV friendly
Curt Marvis, CEO and co-founder of QYOU Media, offers his thoughts
Achieving optimal viewership through content discovery
By Kristan Bullet, joint managing director at Piksel
How Stereo D helped Peter Jackson relive and restore history
Jenny Priestley talks to conversion company Stereo D about their work on the Oscar-winners' First World War documentary
Every cloud-based production has a fully scalable lining
By Jim O'Neill, principal analyst, Ooyala
Don't miss an opportunity: Why data is the key to creativity
By Marlene Grimm, analytics manager at TVSquared
Why collaboration will be the key to the future of Smart TV
How can Smart TV manufacturers capitalise on technology trends to increase their value proposition? Tony Guo, CEO of FFalcon Technology, TCL Group explains
Getting ready for the multi-codec world
By Paul MacDougall, principal sales engineer, Bitmovin
Embracing the cloud
Arnaud Caron, head of management orchestration and cloud, MediaKind, looks at the relationship between cloud technology and the media sector
Bringing a broadcasting icon back to life
David Conway, managing director, BBC Studioworks, looks back over the last 12 months at the iconic Television Centre
Dialling up the disruption with data-driven sport
By Grant Caley, NetApp chief technologist, on how moving the goal posts can engage the fans
State of the Smart TV
As viewing habits shift and the consumer electronics market stagnates, what does the AV industry need to do to ensure that the market doesn’t falter?
Taking newsrooms to the cloud
Andreas Jacobi, CEO at Make.TV, on how combining the cloud and AI can help broadcasters deliver the latest news even faster
Putting data in the right place at the right time
Jason Coari, director, Scale-out Storage Solutions at Quantum, on how post production workflow optimisation can help power successful collaboration
An IP status check for the broadcast industry
Michael Cronk, AIMS Chairman of the Board, and VP of Core Technology at Grass Valley, offers his thoughts
Protecting valuable content using a dedicated video distribution platform
Imagen's Kerry Freeman weighs in on the company's latest white paper, 'The Future of Premium Video Distribution'
Innovating business models to meet evolving consumer demands
Freesat managing director Alistair Thom on why Free TV in the UK is a stronger proposition than ever before
Combating the vicious circle of circumvention
By Charlie Johnson, VP, UK and Ireland, Digital Element
How Technicolor achieves ‘Any-K’ video storage with Excelero
"What we wanted to do was to build a file system that would support any resolution at any number of streams"
Bringing TV to Life VIII: The innovation opportunity
An Accenture Global Video exec weighs in on the company's latest video market report
What impact might technology have on comedy?
By Sarah Henley, co-founder of SVoD comedy platform NextUp
Breaking into the world of OTT
Spicy Mango CTO Chris Wood explains why it’s time to go OTT - or go nowhere
ACE is high: Why it's easier to get in than move up
George Jarrett reports from this year's American Cinema Editors’ London EditFest
The Brexit Agenda: What impact will this have on the Broadcast industry?
Ian Brotherston, chief executive, TVT, offers his thoughts
State of the Media Industry 2018: Data-driven video is the key
Ooyala's head of content strategy Paula Minardi weighs in on the company's latest industry report
Hybrid Workflows – For the Future?
Object Matrix discusses the usability of hybrid workflows for broadcasters online, with contributions from each of the sponsors at a recent AWS partners event in London
How technology is bridging the gap between advertising and TV
By Ryan Reed, director of innovation, TV and video, Lotame
Meet the colourist: Ronney Afortu
TVBEurope talks to Ronney Afortu, whose credits include Golden Globe winner In The Fade
World Cup 2018: A look inside the BBC’s dedicated VR app
Head of product – sport, Neil Hall, tells TVBEurope what to expect from the new user experience
HPA Tech Retreat UK: Navigating the frontier of media and technology
TVBEurope finds out what's on the agenda for this year's event
FIFA World Cup 2026: it’s a bidding process of two halves
Forget this year's event, Brian Morris, general manager and vice president, Media & Entertainment, Tata Communications, is already planning ahead
How friction-less technology is giving newsgatherers their freedom back
Stuart Almond, Head of Marketing and Communications, Media Solutions at Sony Professional Solutions Europe, investigates
Who’s Who: Employing AI for the Royal Wedding
Keith Wymbs, CMO of AWS Elemental, explains how Sky News will use cloud-based machine learning and media services to name guests as they enter the chapel this weekend
Head in the Cloud
Christy King, chair of MediaTech360, on what to expect from the second annual conference
Next generation broadcasting requires hybrid cloud platforms
How broadcast original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are leveraging Hewlett Packard Enterprise OEM technologies to transform experiences for digital audiences
Are you ready for the platinum age of TV advertising?
By Marie Giesbert, vice president, Marketing, FreeWheel, a Comcast company
Old meets new: From legacy FTP to 8K
Signiant CMO Jon Finegold reflects on this year's NAB show
Making the fantastical as real as possible
Mark Layton reports on a special BAFTA event celebrating the work of the Game of Thrones production team
How will you be watching Harry and Meghan's big day?
With four weeks to go until the 'wedding of the year' Jim O'Neill, principal analyst, Ooyala, expects more viewers than ever before to watch the event on their mobile