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NewsIABM offers its data riches to end users
IBC2019: The IABM, which began re-inventing itself seven years ago, has now totally shredded its ‘trad tech’ origins with a Global Engaged Partner program aimed at attracting influential end users.
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NewsWelcome to IBC2019
As IBC2019 opens IBC CEO Michael Crimp looks at some of the key themes that will impact this year’s shows.
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Industry TrendsBy the industry, for the industry
IBC is run by the industry, for the industry – meet the partner bodies who help make IBC a reality.
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NewsIBC2019 preview: Be inspired, network and innovate
Ahead of IBC2019, six industry experts join an IBC365 webinar to share the must-see features and events for the show next week, and offer the top hacks to make the most of your time in Amsterdam.
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Thought LeadershipWhen will tech mean business?
The industry continues to split discussions about technology and business practice, but this discourse needs to change, says DPP managing director Mark Harrison.
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Industry TrendsTalking about an AI revolution
Artificial intelligence has been heralded as the enabling technology of our age with applications transforming production and delivery set to boost the entire broadcasting industry.
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NewsIABM reveals themes for 2019 International Business Conference
IABM has unveiled the key themes of its 2019 Annual International Business Conference and Awards will be Change, Innovate and Adapt.
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Industry TrendsRise up: Mentoring women to succeed in broadcasting
As advocacy group, Rise, enters its second year championing and supporting women in the broadcasting industry, IBC365 speaks with participants from Avid, BT and Deluxe.
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Industry TrendsInformation overload: The growing expectations of MAM systems
Broadcasters are dealing with greater volumes and types of content all the time – meaning ‘shopping lists’ for media asset management systems are becoming increasingly precise
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Industry TrendsNordic broadcasters breaking boundaries
As consumers navigate the crowded OTT and linear TV market, traditional broadcasters are also looking to diversify and add value beyond their core offering. The cooperation and competition among broadcasters, technology companies and digital streaming services were the hot topic during a leadership debate at the recent Northern Waves TV ...
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Industry TrendsManaging and manipulating 4K and 8K content
The shift to 4K and 8K production has required improvements downstream, with those involved in managing and manipulating images in need of greater processing power and increased storage.
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Industry TrendsNAB: Building virtual worlds
NAB 2019: Virtual set solutions powered by games engines proved a big draw for the live broadcast as well as the scripted market.
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Industry TrendsGame of Thrones Season 8: Battling the pirates
Ahead of the final season of Game of Thrones premiering on Sunday (14 April), Adrian Pennington looks at the huge security operation to prevent it from being pirated and previews the epic battle scenes and visual effects that lie at the heart of the franchise finale.
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Thought LeadershipIt’s time for graphic overlays to get personal
Eurovision Media Services’ new remote graphic overlay solution can make event coverage more attractive to rights holders and sponsors, says Michele Gosetti, Head of Global Sales at EMS.
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Industry TrendsGrass Valley and SAM: The challenges and benefits of consolidation
Belden’s decision to buy SAM and combine it with Grass Valley continues a long history of acquisitions for both companies, but what are the challenges in merging the firms and what does the deal mean for the wider industry?
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Technical PapersIntegrating forensic watermarking into adaptive streaming workflow
Forensic watermarking is a process of embedding a unique identifier for each streaming video session into the video content.
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Technical PapersAutomatic production system of sign language CG animation for meteorological information
As the sole public broadcaster in Japan, NHK strives to rectify the so-called information gap that creates social barriers.
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