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Daily NewsAn appy future
Content Everywhere exhibitors provide some of their thoughts on what the current trends are in the TV apps and content market — and how content providers should set themselves apart in order to retain audience engagement.
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IBC Digital 2021: Transitioning to TV as an App
In this session from IBC Digital 2021, we delved into what broadcasters and video service providers need to consider to compete in the ’TV as an App’ market. This video is now available to watch here on-demand.
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IBC Digital 2021: Assessing the energy and carbon footprint of the delivery of TV content in Europe - results of the LoCaT Study
This presentation from IBC Digital 2021 is available to watch now on-demand here.
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IBC Digital 2021 Workflow Tour: Content Distribution
During IBC Digital 2021, we invited you to join some of the industry’s key technology users and suppliers for a tour focusing on streaming, video-on-demand, and the challenges of delivering a great direct-to-consumer experience. This Workflow tour is now available to watch here on-demand.
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Industry Trends
Localisation pressures mount: AI and ML begin to come of age
The pressures of localisation are alive and well in 2022, according to a panel of experts speaking on a recent IBC 365 webinar, Localisation for Streamers. In fact, increasing business pressures have forced broadcasters and streamers to seek out even more targeted localisation of content, in order to maximise revenues ...
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IBC Digital 2021 Trends: OTT & Direct to Consumer
In this IBC Digital 2021 session, hear how consumption trends are shifting, the rise of addressable, a fascinating look at successful niche platforms and the rise of super aggragators.
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IBC Digital 2021: Creating a more diverse workforce with STARZ’s Jamila Daniel
Jamila Daniel, Chief Diversity Officer for Lionsgate and Senior Vice President of Human Resources at STARZ, is responsible for partnering with the company’s leadership team to effect organisational changes in policy and culture that lead to a more diverse and inclusive workplace. In this IBC Digital 2021 video, she explains ...
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IBC Digital 2021: AI in Media Production - Creating new markets for linear content
For decades, broadcasters have been producing linear programmes, such as news, magazines or documentaries, which contain valuable audio-visual information about a vast variety of individual topics. The problem is that these individual topics are often neither addressable nor findable. Could AI and machine learning, segment or chapterise this archived material ...
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IBC Digital 2021: Distributing content with Banijay’s Cathy Payne
Cathy Payne, Chief Executive of Banijay Rights, highlights the latest trends in the production and distribution of scripted and unscripted content in this video from IBC Digital 2021.
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IBC Digital 2021: Ways to build, engage and retain online audiences
Building and retaining an audience is essential to the success of all broadcasters, video service providers and content creators. This 2021 session looked at a variety of different approaches to attracting and growing audiences.
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IBC Digital 2021 How Future Market and Technology Trends will define the Home Device Market
2021 was an exciting time for the home device market, with more content and services being streamed into DTVs, Set-top boxes (STBs) and OTT devices than ever before.
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IBC Digital 2021: Latest Achievements in 4K Live Streaming
Using SDN design for communication between the ISP and the CDN to offer an efficient and reliable live streaming service
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Industry Trends
ISE 2022 review: Pro-AV is back in the sunlight
Having been postponed from February, ISE was a long-awaited opportunity for the professional AV industry to meet face-to-face at a new venue in the Catalonian sunshine.
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IBC Digital: IBC Awards 2021
IBC’s glittering awards ceremony went virtual in 2021, yet generated the same excitement in finding out who has won the three prizes for innovative, co-operative developments. Games, remote production, 4k anime, dynamic content management - all and more made the shortlist.
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IBC Digital 2021: Optimising Streaming - Savings of Scale
Streaming is ubiquitous and both bandwidth and storage hungry. In this session we focus on improvements to both of these challenges, a must for cost saving at scale. For IBC Digital 2021, our first paper investigated, tested and provided an open-source solution that optimises viewer experience when adaptively streaming context ...
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IBC Digital 2021: Content Security and anti-piracy Strategies
In this panel session condusted in 2021 for IBC Digital, Olga Kornienko of EZDRM, Alain Durand of Content Armor (now part of Synamedia) and John Ward of Friend MTS explore how threats are evolving with the growth of online distribution and the approaches available to OTT service providers to ensure ...
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News
AVOD market primed for growth, says Digital TV Research
AVOD revenues for TV series and movies will reach $70 billion in 2027, up from $33 billion in 2021, according to a study by Digital TV Research
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IBC Digital 2021 Interview: BBC R&D team wins IBC 2021 Technical Paper Award
BBC R&D’s Hannes Ricklefs, Lead Architect, and Juliette Carter, Project Engineer, explain the principles behind their team’s My PDS app and supporting architecture that allow users to have greater control of their own data when using different media and other services.
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IBC Digital 2021 Interview: BBC Sport’s Barbara Slater, winner of IBC 2021 International Honour for Excellence
Barbara Slater, BBC Director of Sport, was awarded the IBC 2021 International Honour for Excellence in recognition of her career in sports broadcasting and for leading the way in establishing women’s sport and bringing women to the fore in sports broadcasting. She talks about her career, achievements and goals for ...
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IBC Digital 2021 DEMO: The Bitmovin Stream Lab - Quality Testing for Streaming Success (Bitmovin)
As the average household uses more than four different devices for streaming videos, streaming services must support at least 24 devices across 12 different platforms to compete in 2021’s OTT market.
