Features
Bringing D-Day veterans’ memories back to life
In conjunction with the Caen Memorial and Google Cultural Institute, TF1 launched a Google+ Hangout On Air, using a Blackmagic Design live production workflow...
Features
Opinion
Debunking the myth of cloud chaos
Aframe’s David Peto dismisses the myth of cloud chaos and outlines how businesses are harnessing the power of cloud video without compromising IT control.
Features
Interviews
Taking a Quantum leap
Melanie Dayasena-Lowe met with Geoff Stedman to find out how his experience in start-ups and the storage business has helped him to steer the...
Interviews
Imagine: A bold vision of the future
Charlie Vogt sits on the FCC Advisory Council, and is an important member of both the IABM and TIA on the supplier side. He...
Interviews
Inside the chief executive office
Managing growth for one of the key events on the industry’s calendar is the unenviable task that befalls IBC CEO, Michael Crimp, on an...
Features
Analysis
Ofcom publishes advertising consultation
Ofcom has published a consultation document detailing various approaches to the enforcement of TV advertising schedules. The consultation is designed to explore the options...
Features
Kid’s TV is not child’s play
Philip Stevens talks to broadcasters and producers about the unique challenges of children’s programming
Analysis
The TV social media uprising
Social media provides a powerful platform for content creators and advertising agencies to get closer to their audiences, writes Keith Bedford, managing director at...
Analysis
Intelligent Monitoring
As the number of channels and consumer demand for new services continues to grow, there is increased pressure on the cost of operations to...
Videos
Opinion
The brave new world
Alla Salehian, CEO of The International Media Associates (TIMA), explores the impact that technology is having on the media industry, with particular regard to...
Opinion
The mobilisation of TV
TV has gone mobile, thanks to Twitter and Facebook, writes Gareth Capon, CEO of social video company, Grabyo.
Features
The Opportunities in LTE Broadcast
In an excerpt from our exclusive Tomorrow’s World feature in the June issue of TVBEurope, Ericsson’s head of TV marketing, Simon Frost, expands on...
Analysis
EMEA TV market outlook
Findings from PwC’s recent Entertainment and Media Outlook suggest that advertising and electronic home video will drive growth in the EMEA Television market over...
Interviews
Newstag – you’re it
There was good news for Swedish-based Newstag last week, when the crowd-curated video news service announced it had secured $1.3 million of seed funding.
News
Features
Blackmagic Design brings politics to the people
At Denmark's The People’s Meeting (Folkemødet), members of each political party, as well as mayors, councillors and government ministers give speeches and take part...
Features
Features
Adder brings performance and flexibility to The Farm
The Farm Group, an international post production company, built its newest facility in Soho, London, it sought a high performance KVM (keyboard, video and...
Features
Commonwealth Games plan
Philip Stevens talks to the Host Broadcaster about coverage plans – and the impressive training programme that will discover new talent.
News
Opinion
IBC 2014 – What can we expect?
Simon Kay, managing director, RRsat, discusses the trends and technologies we can expect at IBC 2014.
News
Features
Compact cameras crave a slice of the action
David Fox goes smaller, faster and higher to find out what’s new in compact cameras for sports, drama, documentary or news use.
Features
Interviews
Tomorrow’s World: Broadcasting for the Networked Society
James McKeown spoke to Simon Frost, Ericsson's head of TV marketing, about the technology and market forces driving tomorrow’s world.
Opinion
Never miss a goal again: Second screen takes the lead in 2014 World Cup
A lot can change in four years, particularly in the world of sport. 2010 saw over 20 million British viewers tune in to the...
Analysis
A year of transition for UHD
A 30-year veteran of the NAB convention, David Kirk, outlines the most significant presentations at this year’s NAB conference sessions.
Features
The satellite industry: onwards – and upwards
SNG, DVB, LNB, OTT, ACM, DRM – for fans of satellite industry three-letter acronyms (TLAs), there was no better place to be than this...
Opinion
Is software eating broadcast technology?
Steve Plunkett, chief technology officer at Red Bee Media, looks at the likely challenges and opportunities of a software-based future for broadcast companies.
Features
4K becomes affordable
The rash of affordable 4K cameras and the ease of set to post workflow will make Ultra HD an attractive origination format for producers,...
Interviews
In the mix
As part of our Audio for Broadcast focus, this month’s Forum gathers leaders in the field of sound mixing.
Analysis
Second nature
Philip Stevens goes deeper into how second screen technologies are being employed
Features
JPEG 2000: a simple approach to contribution quality video transport
Broadcasters have always been faced with the challenge to reliably, simply, and economically transport high-quality HD programming from a remote location to the studio...
Features
Returning colour to film classics
There may only be a decade between the periods, but the restoration tools and techniques needed to successfully restore content from 1920s and 1930s...
Features
The lifecycle of an asset
Kevin Shaw, lead technologist at BBC Studios and Post Production Digital Media Services, explores the most valuable thing the industry possesses – its content.
Features
Avid Featured Blog: Mixing Avril Lavigne on the road
How I Mix Big Rock Sound with Polished Pop Vocals on a MacBook Pro While on the Road with Avril Lavigne. By Jason Decter Greetings!...