Analysis
Move over millenials: Enter Generation Z
Much has been said of millenials, but it is a new breed of consumer which media and entertainment (M&E) leaders need to analyse and...
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Features
Content is still king
Last month, we released our ‘Navigating the Bundle Jungle: Content, connectivity and consumer trust’ study, which monitors and evaluates the attitudes of UK consumers...
Analysis
The experience blueprint
The way that we consume video content has changed drastically in the last ten years. Thanks to the rise of services like Netflix, Hulu...
Analysis
Moving up a grade
Camera technology is driving and exploiting a demand for ever higher resolution and high dynamic range, expanding creativity on the acquisition side. However, the
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Driving engagement
George Jarrett talks to Fabrice Hamaide, CFO and president of Piksel, about the huge advantages that come with a micro services architecture. Netflix and...
Business
All eyes on Amsterdam
If the past year is anything to go by, the forthcoming IBC exhibition and conference should herald an abundance of exciting new audio developments,...
Analysis
VIDEO: TVBEurope 2020: Is UHD everything?
Andy Beale, chief engineer for BT Sport, delivers an enlightening presentation: 'Does UHD provide the complete picture?' at the second annual TVBEurope 2020 conference....
Features
The future of sport
This is the summer of sport. It has kicked, smashed and sprinted past the competition in the ratings. The ritual of gathering around a...
Features
Learning from the audio community
A little less than six months since its formation was announced, AIMS already has the appearance of being a major industry player. Established to...
Features
European Digital Forum returns for 13th year
The medieval city of Lucca, in Tuscany, provided a picturesque backdrop for the 13th European Digital Forum earlier this month. Delegates and speakers from...
Features
The challenges of subtitling cricket
The performance of live subtitling is physical, a vocal exercise like public speaking or singing. If you possess the required aptitudes - essentially, you...
Features
Maximising the ROI from media technology investment
For many next generation projects, the most challenging issue by far is establishing the total return on investment (ROI), and agreeing how to monitor...
Features
NAB 2016 roundup
After four days of keynotes, debuts, presentations and showcases, NAB is over for another year. TVBEurope looks at some of the products that caught...
Features
NAB: What happens in Vegas
It’s the final day of NAB 2016. Over 100,000 professionals have gathered to partake in one of the biggest industry events on the calendar....
Analysis
What we will learn from NAB: Tim Thorsteinson, SAM
Ahead of NAB 2016, TVBEurope asked a number of industry leaders for their views on the progress of the broadcast and video technology industry,...
Analysis
Trends and predictions ahead of NAB
This year, the broadcast industry will gather at the NAB Show to discuss an industry that is more dynamic than ever, with innovation continuing...
Analysis
What we will learn from NAB: Charlie Vogt, Imagine
Ahead of NAB 2016, TVBEurope asked a number of industry leaders for their views on the progress of the broadcast and video technology industry,...
Analysis
What we will learn from NAB: Bruce Devlin, Dalet
Ahead of NAB 2016, TVBEurope asked a number of industry leaders for their views on the progress of the broadcast and video technology industry,...
Analysis
What we will learn from NAB: Steve Plunkett, Ericsson
Ahead of NAB 2016, TVBEurope asked a number of industry leaders for their views on the progress of the broadcast and video technology industry,...
Features
An Olympic undertaking
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has been pushing the boundaries of TV and media production ever since the Stockholm games in 1912, writes Adrian...
Analysis
A news horizon? Predictions for the future of publishing
From explosive new players to multiplying content channels, demanding digital audiences to proliferating devices, changes to the publishing world have certainly rolled in thick...
Features
MediaGeniX to take UKTV “beyond 2016”
Dave, one of ten UKTV linear channels, has been part and parcel of the UK broadcast setup ever since its Freeview relaunch in 2007....
Features
Will the IoT change how we watch TV?
There has been much discussion of late about the imminent arrival of a new class of internet citizen - the Things. The Internet of...
Analysis
Encoding in the cloud
Nowadays, cloud is the fashionable topic, a powerful and significant trend that is deeply transforming our infrastructures and IT approach. Everybody seems to be...
Features
Live IP: The live debate
Audiences were able to see the workings of complete IP-based yesterday morning, with the Live IP debate broadcast across the web directly from the...
Features
People on the move – February
A monthly round-up of appointments in the media and broadcast industry. The Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS) has appointed its board, as well...
Features
CABSAT 2016 interview
TVBEurope caught up with exhibitions director Andrew Pert, to find out more about the 22nd edition of the show. Entertainment and media spend in...
Analysis
2016: Smart OTT is the new normal
Living in an on-demand world, a simple swipe of one’s mobile phone or a few clicks of the mouse can now bring consumers a...
Analysis
An introduction: IP and Precision Time Protocol
Why would we want to move to using IP when SDI has served us so well for decades? The most commonly quoted reasoning is...
Analysis
As VoD hots up, how can providers stand out?
The OTT sector is in rude health. According to German research firm Statista, in October 2015, Netflix alone boasted 67 million paid subscribers in...
Features
OTT video services: Four questions to consider
With a third of UK broadband households now subscribing to at least one internet-delivered TV service, streaming services are growing steadily. The rise of...
Features
Great Scott!
The second annual TVBAwards saw the spotlight shine brightly on the career of Adrian Scott, the hugely admired and widely respected industry veteran who...
Features
Providers get personal with dynamic ad insertion
With most broadcasters now offering ever more advanced live streaming services, it is clear that such platforms are here to stay. For many, the...
Features
pearl.tv celebrates 4K first with ToolsOnAir
Billing itself as the first teleshopping network for men, since 2012 pearl.tv has been bringing viewers a range of tech, computer and audio/video products....
Features
A new model for news delivery
CNN delivers news and information through its basic cable and satellite television channels, numerous affiliates and its website. News never stops and the amount
Analysis
TV Catchup – (nearly) the end of the road?
DLA Piper’s John Cloke (senior associate), Patrick Mitchell (legal director), and Jonathan Salt (trainee), assess the recent case brought by UK free-to-air broadcasters against...
Features
Television evolves into the many
Disruption is part and parcel of the television industry, and today’s disrupters are the Hulus, Amazons and Googles of the world, offering over-the-top (OTT)...
Analysis
The next-generation TV user experience
Today’s television viewers are no longer sitting back, waiting for content. Rather, they’re watching a variety of content, including live channels, VoD, and online...
Features
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
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
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...
Production & Post
ITV goes Nativ
After a careful evaluation, ITV Studios selected Nativ’s Mio for its production transformation project. Adrian Pennington reports on the results.
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.