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IBC2022: The latest innovations in the content supply chain at IBC2022 in Amsterdam.
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Panel: Building audiences through better discovery, personalisation and engagement
IBC2022: The holy grail for video services is to provide seamless viewing experiences by putting the right content in front of the right viewer at the right time. This session draws together a variety of approaches to illustrate some of the available options.
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Demo: 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.
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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.
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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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