Features
RTS: Breaking Barriers
RTS hosted an evening of discussion on women's access to science and tech roles in the TV industry
Features
Opinion
Cloud to compete, data to differentiate
According to the logic of the innovation cycle, a period of new ideas and heavy investment is typically followed by a calmer time, where...
Opinion
How technology will make waves in Hollywood in 2017
Huge changes are taking place in the media and entertainment (M&E) industry, and this year the impact of the digital revolution has been even...
Analysis
Changing perceptions: TV is an optimised marketing channel
With a prime-time 30-second ad on ITV costing between £10,000 and £30,000, and a commercial during one of Channel 4’s prime shows costing an...
Interviews
Engineering with wisdom
Neal Romanek talks with Naomi Climer, former president of the Institute of Engineering and Technology, about the future of work and how diversity feeds...
Interviews
Keeping it Local
On 26th May, radio stations around the UK will join forces to celebrate Local Radio Day. This year’s event is the second of its...
Opinion
Snapchat – here today, gone tomorrow?
Dan Whitehead, head of drama and digital, K7 Media, identifies "the real battleground" in social media and video
Features
The dangerous business of news
George Jarrett covers the 22nd Rory Peck Awards event and talks to some canny journalists about safety, risk and luck
Opinion
Targeted ads monetisation will drive mobile TV and video future
Traditional TV commercials target massive segments of the audiences. However, OTT TV format, unlike its predecessors, includes redistribution of the video content by request...
Opinion
Exploring the future of live audio production: Part I
With exciting developments surrounding immersive and personalised audio, and the continuing implementation of remote production techniques, 2017 is shaping up to be a hugely...
Analysis
Broadcasting 3.0
Consumers are the new producers. With the advent of smartphones, video-enabled mobile apps and web-connected video cameras, anyone can be a broadcaster in the...
Analysis
Why Kodi is the biggest piracy threat of 2017
An epidemic of streaming piracy has hit the film and TV industry. The latest threat is especially dangerous as it comes under the cloak...
Opinion
Catching up with captions
By Matt Simpson, head of product management, access services, Ericsson Broadcast and Media Services
Analysis
Getting to the bottom of quality AVoD
Mark Blair, VP of EMEA, Brightcove, looks at the growth of AVoD
Analysis
A look back at NBC Olympics’ coverage of Rio 2016
Darryl Jefferson, VP post operations and digital workflow, NBC Sports and NBC Olympics, looks back on Rio 2016
Opinion
Reflecting on 30 years of innovation
One of the best ways to predict what will happen in the future, especially the near-term future, is to look back. Not back a...
Analysis
Better screens, better cloud, better VR
2016 saw a new generation of immersive media technologies come to market. Oculus Rift, HTC’s Vive and Microsoft’s HoloLens were first out the gate,...
Features
Data Analytics: The only way to go
George Jarrett talks to two players who see the Internet of Things (IoT) from the different perspectives of the man in the street and...
Opinion
Goodbye NRCS… Hello Unified News Operations!
Kevin Savina, director of product strategy, Dalet Digital Media Systems, describes a new approach to newsgathering
Analysis
Swiss TV’s technology game plan
The Swiss public broadcaster SRG SSR is unlike most other public broadcasting groups in Europe as it delivers programmes to three different language-speaking audiences,...
Analysis
SMPTE’s century of innovation
Richard Welsh, SMPTE education vice president-elect and CEO of Sundog Media Toolkit, writes exclusively for TVBEurope about SMPTE's centennial year
Analysis
NAB CEO: was 2016 a tipping point for next-gen TV?
NAB president and CEO Gordon Smith writes exclusively for TVBEurope about an eventful year in broadcast
Opinion
The evolution of kids’ content
As parenting skills go, occasionally plonking my daughter in front of an iPad in return for a brief bit of time to think might...
Features
Satisfying the audiences of tomorrow
Kris Hardiman talks about the seventh edition of Ericsson's ConsumerLab TV & Media report
Features
The art of reinvention
George Jarrett hears from Axon CEO Jan Eveleens on software, IP and AMWA.
Features
High Flyers
Drones have been on the receiving end of a great deal of justifiable, adverse comments in recent months. There have been reports of near...
Interviews
Intuitively interactive television
Walking away from my interview with the Axonista co-founders Claire McHugh and Daragh Ward, I could not prevent myself singing, ‘When Irish apps are...
News
Opinion
Retail unlocks the key to Amazon’s play for TV
Company 'building template' for future pay-TV services
Analysis
2016 – a big year for post
When seeking to gauge how 2016 has been for the post production sector, an obvious barometer to check is how some of those in...
Analysis
A continuing shift
News broadcasters that want to adapt quickly to changing viewer habits, but also want to benefit from flexible commercial models, don’t necessarily have to...
Opinion
The generation game
TVBEurope speaks to four industry experts to examine the latest thinking on MAM
Opinion
The heart of the workflow
Most broadcasters and media businesses are now on their second or third generation asset management system. What was once an enforced necessity – a...
IP Migration
IP hits the fast lane
George Jarrett looks at the acceleration paths for the transition to IP in 2017
Analysis
Tearing down the blockades
The growing use of ad blocking technology by today’s consumers continues to be a thorn in the side of publishers around the world. Indeed,...
Features
Closing in on audio’s collaborative future
David Davies reports from the Futuresource Audio Collaborative conference in London
Features
Suitcase study
East Anglian-based Suitcase TV was involved with a remote production Proof-of-Concept (POC) at this year’s Euro 2016 tournament in France. This was an offline...
Analysis
The secrets of self-shooting
Philip Stevens hears from various experts on the kit, techniques and standards behind self-shooting
Analysis
How to compete with billions of new broadcasters
The news desk phone rings: a downtown building is on fire. But, as a 21st century news gatherer, you already knew that… you’re watching...
News
Opinion
The aerial view
Nils Granholm, drone expert at Adorama Drone Experience discusses the current state of the unmanned flying machines