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VideoIBC Digital 2021 Interview: Innovation in production with NEP Group’s Brian Sullivan
Brian Sullivan, Chief Executive of NEP Group, says that the pandemic was both a human tragedy and also a huge disrupter for the media industry, accelerating change and forcing companies to re-examine how they make and distribute content. How you adapt to this change will determine how well your business ...
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VideoIBC Digital 2021: Integrated end to end Supply Chain in the Cloud
Today’s content creators and publishers are faced with media distribution demands that can grow quickly, often unpredictably on multiple platforms. A cloud-native production content supply chain platform allows for a timely and agile response as it is by design modular, scalable and almost infinitely flexible.
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VideoIBC 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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VideoIBC Digital 2021: Microsoft Showcase Session - How cloud, data, AI, and gaming technology transform the media value chain
In this 2021 IBC Digital session, we looked at how media companies are using the cloud, data, artificial intelligence, and gaming technology to streamline production and distribution processes, to create new direct-to-consumer channels, to drive personalised experiences, smarter content investments, and more impactful advertising opportunities.
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VideoIBC 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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VideoIBC Digital 2021: Content supply chain innovation with Verizon’s Josh Arensberg
Josh Arensberg, is responsible for Global Business Development, Media & Entertainment, at Verizon, and works with large media companies to develop new products, work out where the industry is headed and how Verizon can help them get there.
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VideoIBC Digital: Sustainability and diversity in production with Sky Sports’ Inga Ruehl
Inga Ruehl, Executive Director, Production Services and Operations, Sky Sports, is in charge of the production management team that manages all of the Sky Sports output, which includes over 800 host broadcasts a year and eleven live channels. She is also responsible for the operations department, which works on workflows, ...
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VideoIBC 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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VideoIBC Digital 2021 DEMO: Building an OTT-IPTV service with Flussonic Media Platform (Flussonic)
Arkady Welker of Flussonic leads viewers through the OTT and IPTV service pipeline to explain the best ways to ingest from various content providers, to transcode at scale, record archives, serve a high quality of experience to users, and deliver multi-protocol live or on-demand video anywhere.
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VideoIBC Digital 2021: IBC Accelerator - AI Bias Detection
With hundreds of thousands of hours of content being produced by, and for newsrooms daily, the quest to automate many labour-intensive and laborious physical tasks within production workflows continues to challenge broadcasters and news agencies.
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VideoIBC Digital 2021: What’s Next for OTT & D2C?
The 14 years since Netflix first introduced a streaming service last year coincided with the phenomenal growth and acceptance of cloud-based services, associated technologies such as machine learning and artificial intelligence, and ever improving performance in a proliferation of consumer screen devices.
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Video5 minutes with… BBC R&D
NAB 2022: IBC365 talks with Judy Parnall, head of standards and industry at BBC R&D about eye-catching technologies on the show floor.
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Video5 minutes with… AJA Video Systems
NAB 2022: IBC365 speaks with AJA Video Systems’ Director of Product Marketing Bryce Button about what AJA have been focussing on, from remote working to NDI and media management.
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Thought LeadershipSustainability and delivering impeccable experiences are not mutually exclusive
The world’s largest video streaming platforms alone account for a few billion users globally. Live video is demanding far more bits per second than any other type of internet usage. In 2019, Cisco estimated that video would make up at least 80% of the 4.8 zetabytes of data being delivered ...
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Industry TrendsThe great race is on to decarbonised digital
The call to action for the DPP’s Committed to Sustainability Programme came out of a 2018 industry leader’s conference as a top business priority. Identified as a ‘fairly simple assessment tool’, it was launched officially in 2019 and recently celebrated the milestone of 50 media companies joining the programme. George ...
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NewsSigniant announces Media Engine MAM platform
Signiant has unveiled Media Engine, a modern media management service built into the Signiant Platform. Media Engine allows Signiant’s SaaS customers to search, preview and take action on media assets across all their Signiant-connected storage, from anywhere in the world.
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NewsMemory Lane TV launches with Amagi to help Alzheimer’s patients
Memory Lane TV, a new service using video and sensory stimulation to target symptoms of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, has partnered with Amagi to launch its 24/7 linear scientifically-researched programming.
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NewsIBC Launches 2022 Awards Programme
Nominations are now open for the IBC Innovation Awards, with entries for the IBC Social Impact Award opening on Monday 11 April. All parts of the industry are invited to suggest nominations for projects and programmes and all entries are free.
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Industry TrendsGlobal content brands enter the FAST space as it continues to gain consumer appeal
Free Ad Supported Streaming TV (FAST) is quickly becoming the content model of choice for viewers and brands alike, according to the third edition of Amagi’s industry report. FAST performance is accelerating across the globe, driven by subscription fatigue and consumers’ growing demand for linear viewing experiences.
