All Business Strategy articles – Page 11
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Industry TrendsWeekly news round-up: ITV, C4 & Sky unite and Apple to drop Qualcomm
Your digest of the week’s top media, entertainment and technology news.
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Industry Trends8K: Ignore it at your peril
Manufacturers have been showcasing their latest 8K displays and the upcoming Winter Games looks set to be a watershed for 8K production, but what does the long term future hold for high resolution content?
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Industry TrendsNews round-up: Netflix hits record high & Fox blocked in Sky takeover
Your digest of the week’s top media, entertainment and technology news.
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Thought LeadershipAssessing broadcast in 2018: Monetisation and market opportunity
Over the course of 2017 the broadcast industry became an even more complex and varied space, writes Nick Moreno.
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Industry TrendsHow Japan’s SoftBank plans to bridge the global digital divide
Japanese telco and serial investor SoftBank wants to use its investment in OneWeb to help it deliver a smarter, interconnected, and automated world.
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Thought LeadershipA Hollywood approach to content production
Event visitors expect an exciting programme, enhanced with visual techniques and storytelling, that gives them more than just information and facts, says Nynke Lipsius.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Hannes Strobel, Rohde & Schwarz
Rohde & Schwarz is helping its customers build functional workflows, drive supply chain efficiency and create IP-centric solutions, explains Hannes Strobel, Vice President of Monitoring and Headend.
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Industry TrendsIBC Partners' predictions and expectations for 2018
IBC Partners share their expectations and priorities for 2018.
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Industry Trends2017 review: IP adoption, AI interest and a wave of M&A
From the ongoing adoption of IP to a surge in interest in AI and a wave of M&A activity, 2017 was another busy year for vendors.
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WhitepaperWhitepaper: AI to ROI - When playback means payback
This whitepaper explores and illuminates previously unseen patterns to improve profit margins.
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WhitepaperWhitepaper: Managing video growth for competitive advantage
This whitepaper explores how delivering the right video content drives exceptional customer service and revenue.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Sky Production Director Darren Long
Integral to Sky’s DNA is the adoption of new technologies and innovating the production to distribution chain, says Production Services Director Darren Long.
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Industry TrendsBrexit: What leaving the EU could mean for the broadcast industry
Brexit is causing unease among the UK’s production and wider creative industries but could the country’s “unique” mix of financial, legal and creative services protect it from any negative side-effects?
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Industry TrendsHow to make a success of the move to IP
Broadcasters must be bold and braced for failure if they want to make a success of the shift to IP, writes John Maxell Hobbs.
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Industry TrendsSMPTE revitalises strategy as the industry consolidates
As it looks to the future, SMPTE is set to drive revitalisation across Sections, champion standards and reinvigorate its roadmap.
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Industry TrendsIs greater vendor consolidation inevitable?
At IBC2017, industry leaders spoke of the likelihood of consolidation among vendors, but what is driving M&A activity and what will it mean for the industry?
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Technical PapersTechnical practices for a Multi-CDN distribution strategy
Data in a Multi-CDN (Content Delivery Network) setup is load balanced dynamically using real-time traffic information gathered throughout the delivery chain.
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Technical PapersDetecting illegal credential sharing in video subscription
The video industry faces new types of piracy and threats that cannot be prevented by embedding secure hardware or software in consumer devices.
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Technical PapersBig data for journalism and enhanced business analytics
Big data has become mainstream with the recent evolution of cloud infrastructures, data gathering and intelligence algorithms.
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Thought LeadershipThe future in media and entertainment is now – are you ready?
To remain successful companies will need to disrupt, change and reinvent says Rob van den Dam.
