The explosion of video streaming is taking a major toll on our planet. Winning the streaming wars is no longer about content – it’s about sustainability. This challenge will only grow as more immersive digital experiences, data-heavy content and next-gen use cases emerge. In this session panellists will explore how broadcasters, video service providers and CSPs address streaming’s sustainability crisis while continuing to deliver new and exciting next-gen experiences.
Russell Trafford-Jones, Chair, IET Media Technical Network - Communications Manager, Techex
Frank Miller, CTO - Varnish Software
Mark Donnigan, VP, Marketing - NETINT Technologies
Johan Bolin, Chief Business Officer - Media & Broadcast - Agile Content
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Now available on-demand, IBC365’s latest webinar explores the most recent collision between gaming and television, and how advances in CTV, streaming and VR pave the way for new forms of media consumption.
Pascal Fratellia, the Director of Olympics at the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is to leave the organisation after 17 years.
IBC365 spoke with broadcasters, consultants and vendors about the biggest challenges facing the M&E and tech industries. Responses covered the management of customer expectations, dealing with the fallout from the streaming wars, biases in competition and regulations, a lack of knowledge sharing around sustainability, IP engineering/technical issues, managing costs in ...
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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, ...
Jonathan Morgan, Senior Vice President of Product and Technology at Perifery, explains how the industry is shifting from problematic offline/nearline archive technologies to cloud-based storage solutions.
IBC365 rounded up industry experts at NAB to hear their opinions on the areas with the most disruptive impact on the M&E sector.
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