Industry Trends – Page 12
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Industry TrendsIBC2017 technical papers: 8K and 360-video
The introduction of 360-degree video and 8K broadcasting was on the agenda of the technical papers at IBC2017 proving there is an increasing demand for diversifying content.
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Industry TrendsElon Musk: Rockets, constellations & fast-track travel
In the first of three articles on global broadband access, billionaire and visionary Elon Musk has a plan to supply a global satellite system for the planet’s ever-hungry broadband connectivity.
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Industry TrendsPlayout priorities: IP, UHD and OTT
From the adoption of IP infrastructure, demand for UHD and HDR delivery and the provision of OTT services, CTOs reveal their priorities.
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Industry TrendsBrexit is a “massive risk” to the UK’s creative industries
Brexit poses a “massive risk” to the UK’s film and TV industries which must fight to make sure the government safeguards their interests, according to former Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy Ed Vaizey MP.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017 technical papers: 5G and OTT
The use of 5G for live production and some cutting-edge OTT platforms were among the topics covered in this year’s technical papers.
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Industry TrendsHow Vice Media and Discovery deployed cloud-based solutions
Cloud technology has the ability to transform the media content supply chain, promising more effective and efficient processes.
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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 TrendsIBC2017 technical papers: UHD, HDR and WCG
Papers on ultra high definition (UHD), high dynamic range (HDR) and wide colour gamut (WCG) featured prominently at this year’s show.
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Industry TrendsCost of online piracy to hit $52bn
The cost of online piracy will hit $52 billion by the year 2022, according to a report by Digital TV Research.
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Industry TrendsCloud hailed as saviour of post-production
The use of cloud-based services are helping VFX firms deliver higher resolution content and cope with the rising costs of running a post-production facility.
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Industry TrendsAnalysis: Amazon and the Premier League
Amazon has been touted as a potential bidder for Premier League football rights, but how likely is such a move? And how would the online giant benefit from showing live football?
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Industry TrendsHow CBC Radio Canada wants to create open-source SMPTE 2110 software
CBC Radio Canada wants to reduce the barriers to entry for smaller software developers and boost interoperability.
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Industry TrendsIBC Award winner Q&A: VOOT
IBC Innovation Awards winner VOOT on the successful delivery of multi-channeled OTT content to 300 million smartphones across India.
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Industry TrendsIn case you missed it…OTT & VOD takes on traditional TV
The rise, relaunch and redemption of traditional broadcast TV alongside digital players in the OTT world was a popular theme discussed during IBC2017.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017 round-up: Halls 10 and 11
From SDI to IP, HEVC and the cloud, and the adoption of VR, conversations were diverse but focused on one goal: moving the industry forward with practical product releases.
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Industry TrendsThe UHD industry eclipse
IBC2017: Deep dive into a new generation of audio, better HDR and HFR were on the agenda when executives assembled during the Ultra HD Forum Masterclass.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017 round-up: Hall 14
In the latest installment in a series of articles that roundup the main themes and talking points from the IBC2017 Exhibition, Anne Morris summarises the key trends from Hall 14.
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Industry TrendsSport: Data holds the most value, say rights owners
IBC2017: Sporting rights owners are increasingly keen to take on the role of media distributor in order to gain new data, heard IBC delegates
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Industry TrendsRegulation challenges in ATSC 3.0 rollout
IBC2017: The incoming ATSC standard increases flexibility and accommodates business cases, but may create regulatory hurdles, according to an expert panel.
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Industry Trends5G set to drive higher engagement
NBC has said that it is excited about the potential of 5G to offer its sports fans a better user experience over mobile.
