All New Business Models articles – Page 6
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WhitepaperWhitepaper: AI to ROI - When playback means payback
This whitepaper explores and illuminates previously unseen patterns to improve profit margins.
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Industry Trends2017 review: Collaboration, consolidation & the rise of FAANG
Broadcasters responded to the threat of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google through increased collaboration, consolidation and direct to consumer offerings, writes Kate Bulkley.
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Industry TrendsGetting to grips with AI in broadcasting
Artifical Intelligence (AI) promises much, but what is the underlying technology and how can it benefit the media industry?
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Industry TrendsBreaking into broadcasting
Last month, NEP UK opened its doors to students, showcasing the world of outside broadcast with experts from across the industry offering career advice.
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VideoVideo: Facebook's Daniel Danker
IBC2017: Facebook Watch: creating a community for new content, growing audience and making money.
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VideoVideo: Interview Tom Toumazis
IBC2017: Social media channels want to provide a challenge to the long-form content aired on pay and free-to-air TV channels.
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Industry TrendsVideo: Transitioning to IP within the studio
IBC2017: Real-world IP connectivity showcased interoperability with IABM experts discussing the transition to IP as a professional media soltuion.
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Technical PapersEnhanced next generation audio for live sports broadcast
Sports broadcasters benefit from a more adaptive scenebased audio capture and rendering, commonly referred to as Next Generation Audio (NGA).
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Technical PapersWireless links for 8K Super Hi-Vision
The Super Hi-Vision (8K) regular broadcasting through broadcasting satellite will start in 2018.
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Industry TrendsHow the EBU is pioneering greater personalisation
An automated recommendation system developed by members of the EBU and in use by Switzerland’s RTS and Portugal’s RTP is the work of a development team spread throughout Europe.
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Industry TrendsArtificial intelligence transforming broadcasting
Artificial intelligence was arguably the hottest topic at IBC2017, but what can broadcasters hope to achieve by investing in the technology?
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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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VideoVideo: Interview with Saul Berman & Daniel Toole, IBM
Dr Saul Berman, Chief Strategist, Global Business Services and Daniel Toole, Media Entertainment Leader, IBM, discuss IBM’s collaborative research paper, Becoming a “living” media partner for your consumers, with IBCTV at IBC2017.
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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: 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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Industry TrendsDPP launches cyber security programme
IBC2017: The Digital Production Partnership has unveiled a new cyber security programme which enables UK broadcasters and their suppliers to self-assess against a number of key security criteria.
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Industry TrendsC-Tech Forum: 5G set to seriously disrupt TV
IBC2017: The potential for 5G to provide a catalyst for market disruption is strong, according to experts speaking at IBC.
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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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Industry TrendsDow Jones boss: “Not all news is equal”
News chiefs have warned that broadcasters must develop strategies for alerting viewers to fake news and preventing social networks from cannibalising their content.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Richard Waghorn, RTE
New business models, and the new skill sets required if platforms are to stand out from the crowd, are two considerations that brought the Saorview Connect box into play.
