In a year of momentous elections and tumultuous events globally, audiences must be confident they are accessing trustworthy news and information. IBC365 speaks with CBS News’ Executive VP Ross Dagan on combatting “one of the biggest threats to our existence”.
In the recent words of Time Magazine, ‘2024 is not just an election year. It’s perhaps the election year.’ As the publication notes, more people than ever in history will have headed to the polls by the end of December, with ballots in at least 64 countries (as well as the European Union) expected to see a combined total of around 49% of the world’s population casting their vote in national elections.
Simultaneously, conflicts continue to rage in Russia/Ukraine and the Middle East, whilst there are also lingering fears of military action in East Asia. Not only is it...
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Juno Innovations to bring VFX at scale closer to home
Moving VFX workflows to the cloud has proved challenging, but a US-based startup could be about to change that. Adrian Pennington reports.
Freely highlights HbbTV’s role in evolution to all-IP future
As more UK consumers decline to connect their TVs to an aerial, UK broadcasters are looking to the Freely platform to ensure their continued relevance. CTO Orf Warr explains the technology choices underpinning the platform.
One4HDD: Further R&D in 5G broadcast dependent on government priorities
Hot on the heels of a successful demonstration at Brands Hatch, DTG’s Alex Buchan discusses the evolution of the 5G One4HDD project and how it may yet progress beyond its official 31 March ending, providing fresh government funding falls the right way. George Jarrett reports.
Live volumetric streaming: “Volumetric video is better than conventional video”
Volumetric video holds the potential to re-invent the live-streaming experience, with UK tech outfit Condense emerging as a pioneer.
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End of an era: Retiring Dr. Blakeway says IBC Board is “all about the strategy”
As he retires from the IBC Board, former SCTE President Dr. Roger Blakeway discusses the origins of the collaboration between the two organisations, the development of the IBC organisation, and the show we recognise today.
