What’s hot in OTT and direct to consumer at IBC2022
IBC2022: The latest innovations in OTT and direct to consumer at IBC2022 in Amsterdam.
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VideoDemo: LTN: Bringing order to the chaos of IP video delivery
IBC2022: The transition from traditional transport methods like satellite and fiber to IP is well underway worldwide. Thanks to innovation from the LTN Network and open protocols like SRT the ability to leverage the Internet for real time broadcast quality video delivery is a reality. But with advancement comes some ...
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Demo: HOMA: Smart home and home security solution
IBC2022: Homa is an IoT solution independently developed by SEI Robotics and built in Google ecosystem to provide global operator customers with smart home, home security products and value-added business expansion. Homa is committed to solving the pain points of the Internet of Things, such as security and convenience, and ...
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Panel: New ways to expand and engage audiences
IBC2022: Why is there a need to better engage audiences, especially sports fans? Sports broadcasters and leagues are facing two challenges: cord-cutting is reducing the number of potential viewers while younger generations, Millenials and Gen Z, watch less sports and are less engaged. Younger viewers typically pay more attention to ...
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Creating DTC products and FAST channels that users will love
IBC2022: Allen Media Group’s direct-to-consumer strategy is to create exceptional product experiences powered by world class content for users worldwide. President of Digital, Michael Senzon will discuss why a very disciplined playbook WILL accelerate your portfolio of streaming assets from your FAST channels to owned and operated apps.
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Putting multi-service discovery at the centre of viewer experience
IBC2022: TV operators are best placed to deliver on the pressing viewer need to bring together broadcast and OTT viewing experiences. But bringing a unified view is next to impossible with so many TV sources to manage. This session looks at how a multinational TV operator working alongside a global ...
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Panel: Environmental sustainability and the cloud’s contribution to tackling climate change
IBC2022: After a northern hemisphere summer scarred by destructive heatwaves, environmental sustainability has never been more important. Many media organisations have been working to roll out sustainability strategies but with varying success. As awareness grows, consumers will increasingly hold media organisation to account.
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