Digital Terrestrial TV
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Industry TrendsGetting to grips with TV’s golden age
IBC2018: The state of scripted, the future of linear TV and the effectiveness of digital advertising were all topics of debate at a session devoted to debunking received wisdom in TV.
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Industry TrendsDisruption is only going to get worse
IBC2018: Netflix and YouTube employ thousands of engineers, giving them a huge technical advantage over public service broadcasting rivals
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Jürgen Nies, Rohde & Schwarz
We are living through a period of profound change in broadcast transmission and distribution, but not restricted to the broadcast industry, explains Rohde Schwarz EVP and Head of Broadcast and Media Division Jürgen Nies.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: David Abraham, Wonderhood Studios
The former Channel 4 boss discusses his role in saving the British pubcaster from privatisation and reveals more details of his latest venture, which fuses high-end content production with brandcasting and data insight.
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VideoMaria Garrido: "Linear TV is not dead"
Video: Audiences viewing habits are changing but what is the future for traditional linear TV?
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Industry TrendsGoing live from Glasgow: Broadcasting the European Championships 2018
Jonathan Bramley is a busy man. As Executive Producer of the BBC coverage of the inaugural European Championships he needs to win gold at logistics and be ace at juggling too.
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WebinarOn-demand webinar: What's in store at IBC2018?
Watch on demand as IBC365 previews the anticipated themes and highlights of IBC2018.
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Industry TrendsOfcom: BBC, ITV & C4 should collaborate to compete with Netflix
There’s a profound change in viewing habits taking place, with subscriptions to streaming services surging to 15.4m in the UK and young viewers deserting traditional TV, according to new research by media regulator Ofcom.
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Industry TrendsThe TV set triumphs at the World Cup
The FIFA World Cup broke many television and online viewing records around the world, even if US audiences were down this year. But the big winner, in the age of the mobile, was arguably the traditional TV set.
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Industry TrendsEuropean broadcasters unite to fight FAANG
After years of false starts, national broadcasters are now racing to create joint streaming platforms. But are they too late to take on Netflix and Amazon?
