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Industry TrendsPandemic accelerates move towards ‘smarter, more accessible’ archiving
The importance of being able to access archive material quickly and efficiently is more widely acknowledged than ever before.
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From C3 to LED: Inside Sony’s latest tech
Sony presented some of its latest products at a recent technology roadshow, including its C3 Portal camera in the cloud service, an entry-level switcher a new pitch-side LED solution.
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Journey to a modern media supply chain
Find out about the benefits of an optimised, cloud-based media supply chain, and what it takes to get there in this ebook by media supply chain experts SDVI.
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The 5G gang: The coming of 5G Vista
Delivering richer fan experiences while more effectively using network resources are just two of the benefits of 5G Vista, but its potential goes way beyond this, as the team behind the project discussed at a recent demo day.
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Exploring the democratisation of technology
Reinvention and innovation are two of the outcomes of the pandemic, with TV and consumer choice the main beneficiaries, according to a recent panel debate around the state of technology and broadcast services after the impact of Covid-19.
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Interview: Netflix VP of Production Innovation Andy Fowler
Netflix talks to IBC365 about growing its virtual production facilities and sharing the experience with the industry.
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No Time To Die: Behind the Scenes with cinematographer Linus Sandgren
James Bond is back in No Time To Die, but the 007 agent is wounded. Cinematographer Linus Sandgren delivers the emotional punch with 35mm, 65mm and IMAX film.
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Content Everywhere: New exhibitors at IBC2021
Where the worlds of broadcast and broadband intersect, Content Everywhere has become a strong and vibrant community of IBC vendors, and this year it will welcome some innovative new exhibitors.
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Dolby Vision HDR to capture groundbreaking smartphone documentary
Charting burn survivor Rob Small’s circumnavigation of Iceland, From Fire… To Ice is being filmed on iPhone 12 Max Pro devices with Dolby Vision HDR, writes David Davies.
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IBC2021 Accelerators: RT-3D Interactive Content Creation for Multi-Platform Distribution
In the third instalment of IBC365’s in-depth look at the 2021 Accelerator programme, those involved in the RT-3D Interactive Content Creation project reveal why and how they are creating transmedia content using XR tools with genuine real-time workflows.
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Sports broadcasting and the gambling boom
Changes to laws related to gambling -particularly in the US - have led to a boom in activity among broadcasters, bookmakers, rights holders and data firms
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IBC2021 Accelerators: 5G LBXR
With the phenomenal growth of esports and the dramatic improvements in AR and VR technologies in recent years, an Accelerator looking at the role of 5G in Location-Based entertainment experience in extended realities is a timely one.
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5G-MAG: What counts for 5G and 3GPP is the scale
Back at IBC 2019, the launch of 5G-MAG (Media Action Group) promised a multi-layer network offering unicast and multicast services, and the live prospect of a satellite overlay network. 5G-MAG head of technology Jordi J Giménez shares what has happened since launch.
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Vislink snaps up Mobile Viewpoint in quest to the Connected Edge
What impact will comms giant Vislink’s €15.5 million acquisition of Dutch innovator Mobile Viewpoint have on the thriving live production sector?
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Ready for IP: As IP transformation accelerates, are we facing a skills crisis?
BBC Wales head of technology Roger Crothers isn’t alone in feeling that more needs to be done to ensure that the industry has sufficient engineers with IP skills.
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Building a greater volume of virtual production
Virtual production offers filmmakers a real-time method of making movies and TV with actors, lighting and VFX all shot live in-camera. And, with a host of new facilities launching in recent weeks and refinements to technology, could it be integral to the way all films will be made?
