IBC2023: As linear broadcasts convert to streaming, revenues from advertising and sponsorship are being lost. This project demonstrated that additional revenue and a ROI can be achieved through personalising viewer engagement from the streaming of live interactive experiences, for big or small sporting and other events. Striving for a next-generation real-time (ultra-low latency) interactive experiences, the project has also been exploring multi-angle viewer options that provide invaluable analytics for the rights holders, sponsors and advertisers among other enhanced viewing elements.
George Bevir, Editor SVG Europe - SVG
Chris Allen, CEO - Red5
Andrew Lombardi, Chief Product Officer - Snipitz
ErinRose Widner, Global Head, Business Strategy Emerging & Creative Technologies | Media & Entertainment - Verizon Business Group
John Canning, Director Developer Relations - AMD
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IBC365 asked broadcasters, consultants and vendors about the dominant and emerging tech trends they were seeing at NAB and in their sector. While GenAI had undoubtedly been the buzzword at the show, participants referenced the widespread adoption of IP tech, the integration of AI-powered tools with current workflows, interactive TV, ...
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