Executive interviews – Page 13
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Ashley Turing, LiveTree ADEPT
LiveTree promises to transform the creation and distribution of film and TV through blockchain technology, founder Ashley Turning explains how.
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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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Executive InterviewsInterview: Accenture's Anders Linblad
A converging distribution network is posing big questions about the relationships between broadcasters and telco operators. Accenture’s Anders Linblad explains.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: NEP UK Steve Jenkins
NEP UK champions the brains behind the technology and invests in new skilled staff and kit to overcome broadcasting obstacles, says President Steve Jenkins.
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Executive InterviewsThe Startup Movement
IBC2017: Digital startups are creating a dynamic and innovative ecosystem to strengthen and challenge traditional business models.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Deborah Rayner, CNN
With a plethora of platforms to serve and in the era of fake news, the task of managing a team of journalists and delivering more digital content is arguably tougher than it’s ever been.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Mansoor Hanif, BT
Evolution of the 4G standard will continue for some years but the tipping point will come as consumers demand a better experience.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Michael Jaschke, glomex
With a promise of fair ad revenue shares, detailed analytics and one-click embedded codes, glomex has strong ideas when it comes to monetisation.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Pranab Kapadia, Eros International Media
Being a regional OTT player can be challenging but with quality, accesible content and market knowledge you can succeed.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Ramki Sankaranarayanan, Prime Focus Technologies
The M&E industry is going through fundamental changes as consumers demand immediate access to content. By utilising the right technology, this demand can be met – and monetised.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Stacy Huggins, MadHive
As the industry transitions to IP and OTT distribution over multiple devices, interest in blockchain will grow.
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Executive InterviewsC-Tech Forum: Paul Rosen on cyber security
IBC2017: “Plan, prepare and practice,” Cyber Security expert and former Chief of Staff at the Department of Homeland Security Paul Rosen told IBC365 regarding the prevalent risks of cyber threats.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Ben Ritterbush, Twentieth Century Fox
The use of a single format could help alleviate the complications caused by multiple versions of films.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Edward Tang
The media and entertainment industry often finds itself momentarily gripped by over-hyped technologies. Mixed reality isn’t one of them, says Edward Tang.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Laura Houlgatte, International Union of Cinemas
Operators who embrace innovation have the opportunity to drive deeper engagement with cinema-goers.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Henrik Voigt, Ericsson
Consumer demand for 5G is high as they look to enjoy live TV on mobile devices while benefitting from greater personalisation and convenience.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Jon Block, Videology
Broadcasters and agencies must learn to speak the same language, if those in advertising are to reap the rewards of the golden age of TV, says Jon Block.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Orpheus Warr, Channel 4
When it comes to personalisation and improving the user experience, voice interfaces and artificial intelligence are going to have a big part to play, says Channel 4’s Orpheus Warr.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Bill Baggelaar, Sony Pictures
The demand for greater quality images means that those crafting UHD and HDR content need to do so in a reliable and cost-effective way.
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Executive InterviewsThe technology that could change sport on TV
Ultra HD and VR might make all the headlines but when it comes to pushing the boundaries of sports production, but better use of data and artificial intelligence are likely to be the big winners, suggests David Shield.
