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Most broadcasters and media businesses are now on their second or third generation asset management system. What was once an enforced necessity – a...
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Most broadcasters and media businesses are now on their second or third generation asset management system. What was once an enforced necessity – a...
Nils Granholm, drone expert at Adorama Drone Experience discusses the current state of the unmanned flying machines
When it comes to change, broadcasting is no different from any other enterprise involving technology. Several years ago, the qualifying term ‘IP-based’ was associated
Although 5.1 sound was actually used (albeit in a very minimal way) in film as far back as the 1970s, it was only in...
Sports rights are now a target of social media players just as much as extending the reach of sports properties onto OTT platforms is...
NewsDuncan McKean, head of broadcast and media tchnology at CCgroup assesses how the broadcast and telecoms industries are coming together and competing
As major pay-TV players scramble to win back audiences falling victim to the OTT revolution, are social media sites taking advantage of the siege...
NewsFierce competition for exclusive live sports rights means the challenge for media companies has never been clearer, writes Stan Dimitrov, product marketing manager, OTT
NewsThe digital revolution that has and continues to flourish globally has led to a rise in consumer expectations. Access to their favourite movies, TV...
Dynamic ad insertion has transformed the way broadcasters monetise OTT content, especially where live simulcast is concerned. Paul Davies, manager of communications
Had Alice Cooper sat through the DTG Summit on ‘re-engineering for tomorrow’s TV consumer’, he would surely have spotted the potential for re-versioning his...
NewsIn the early days of digital television some 20 years ago, the only way to encode and multiplex it involved dedicated hardware because standard...
NewsThis is the summer of sport. It has kicked, smashed and sprinted past the competition in the ratings. The ritual of gathering around a...
FeaturesThe performance of live subtitling is physical, a vocal exercise like public speaking or singing. If you possess the required aptitudes - essentially, you...
FeaturesFor many next generation projects, the most challenging issue by far is establishing the total return on investment (ROI), and agreeing how to monitor...
BusinessRumour has it the BBC is in early-stage talks with rivals, including ITV, about launching a Netflix-style subscription streaming service. The move comes at...
VideosThere has been much discussion of late about the imminent arrival of a new class of internet citizen - the Things. The Internet of...
FeaturesUKTV’s move of Home to Freeview recognises the growth opportunities of free-to-air (FTA). Arqiva’s Mike Finchen, director of digital terrestrial television, considers the
NewsWith a third of UK broadband households now subscribing to at least one internet-delivered TV service, streaming services are growing steadily. The rise of...
FeaturesFifteen years ago, changes in TV were largely driven by broadcasters. They told people what they wanted, and they wanted it. Today consumers are...
Just how important is ’being global’? Of course, generating scale economies and gathering international insights is important, but in media, does having a global...
VideosIt’s been documented in books, TV shows, and Hollywood movies, and it is a prominent aspect of cultures past and present. Our abundant enthusiasm...
With most broadcasters now offering ever more advanced live streaming services, it is clear that such platforms are here to stay. For many, the...
FeaturesUnlike standard enterprises, whether you are providing hybrid storage solutions or distributing applications, videos, or images, or creating a networked DVR infrastructure to
The TVBEurope MAM Leaders’ Series, in association with Avid, is an exclusive thought leadership initiative comprising a series of roundtables, interviews and regular blogs
Television has undergone the biggest of transformations, from black and white to colour, from analogue to digital and now to content everywhere via multiscreen....
During the Golden Age of Hollywood from the late 1920s to the early 1960s, the ‘Big Five’ motion picture studios hired creative professionals under...
NewsK7 Media projects director Phil Birchenall searches for the meaning of ‘life’ in virtual reality
NewsBy 2019, global subscriptions to over the top (OTT) TV services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime will reach 333 million and ad spend...
VideosBrightcove’s Luke Gaydon takes us through his predictions of the future trends and topics are likely to be top of mind at this year’s...
The future of broadcasting is in IP. But how can broadcasters make a smooth and cost effective transition without disrupting workflows?
VideosRapid changes in the way that consumers view content means that operators must rethink the way that content is discovered
With BARB (Broadcaster’s Audience Research Board) announcing that they will be publishing their TV Player report this September, what particularly interests us at TVPlayer...
NewsAt the end of 2014, Sony released the film The Interview simultaneously both digitally and in a select range of movie theatres. I observed...
Ah, those Australians… considered the “worst in the world for piracy,” particularly video content. So much so, that the country passed a law in...
VideosThe cable and satellite industry is in flux at the moment. Streaming video platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime and Now TV continue to...
NewsWe all know change is happening fast, but a quick look back at the history of UK broadcasting shows just how rapidly the pace...
A great idea can make or break a successful TV programme. For producers and distributors that stumble on a workable product, the rewards of...
Measuring the return on MAM investment, by Bartosz Paprocki, CTO, Telewizja Polsat SA
Steve Plunkett, chief technology officer, Red Bee Media, shares his thoughts on the topics being discussed at this year’s NAB in Las Vegas.
Gavin Mann, global broadcast lead at Accenture, examines the current state of the broadcast industry, and the key themes expected to dominate this year's...
Over a short space of time, web technologies have evolved rapidly in order to create new immersive web experiences such as tailored web browsing,...