Consume – Page 6

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    Product Launches & Press Events

    IBC365 presents a roundup of the virtual events, webinars, product launches, podcasts and demonstrations currently being offered online.

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    365 Playlist: Sport

    2020-06-03T11:58:00Z

    As global sports begin tentative steps to restart following the coronavirus lockdown, IBC365 looks at some of the innovations in sports over recent years.

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    Driving audiences back to the big screen

    2020-06-02T11:41:00Z

    In the wake of coronavirus, drive-in cinemas are undergoing a renaissance across Europe, but what are the best screen and audio options and can events organisers ever recoup the outlay on the tech investments involved? 

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    365 Playlist: OTT

    2020-05-26T13:57:00Z

    2020 may be the year of the OTT, but despite new launches, the market remains challenging for content providers. As part of our OTT week, IBC365 rounds up features and interviews on the OTT market.

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    Breaking the window

    2020-05-25T08:00:00Z

    The theatrical window is under threat with streamers capitalising on cinema closure. Will it ever be replaced? Adrian Pennington investigates.

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    Wild time for natural history TV

    2020-05-13T07:17:00Z

    Demand for natural history programming is booming amid climate concerns and interest from streaming platforms.

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    Cinema tech: Saving the big screen

    2020-05-11T12:21:00Z

    While side-wall projection and immersive audio are bringing fresh dimensions to the cinema experience, 3D looks like it might have peaked (again). With movie theatres currently closed around the world, David Davies considers the emerging technologies that could help encourage cinemagoers to return post-lockdown.

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    Is XR the answer to delivering the new normal?

    2020-05-06T14:11:00Z

    Are new age technologies the key to boosting economies and bolstering broadcasting for the future post lockdown? IBC365 looks at the current landscape with vendor announcements and shifts in technology adoption. 

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    IBC Accelerator Programme: Delivering television as objects

    2020-05-05T16:04:00Z

    Responding to the myriad of complex digital transformation challenges facing today’s Media & Entertainment industry, IBC has introduced the Accelerator Media Innovation Programme. Ian Volans looks at these projects.

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    Esports scores as live sports shrinks

    2020-04-29T16:21:00Z

    As stadiums remain empty and sporting matches are postponed, esports is filling the void with fans turning from traditional sports to gaming. Alana Foster looks at the market and the movement from broadcasters and vendors.  

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    Audience interaction in the coronavirus era

    2020-04-24T12:07:00Z

    The coronavirus crisis is sparking a wave of innovative ideas in the entertainment sector as shows look for ways to carry on interacting with viewers.

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    Giving a voice to TV

    2020-04-01T12:48:00Z

    The trend is towards support for both built-in and third-party voice assistants as manufacturers work to accommodate more flexible living patterns, writes David Davies

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    VR: The future of live content?

    2020-03-31T16:08:00Z

    With households under lockdown, many consumers are looking at new ways of engaging content. But can live VR content take up the mantle? Or will challenges around live VR production prevent this. Tom Ffiske investigates.

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    Playing to a captive audience

    2020-03-23T11:44:00Z

    With most international sporting events delayed or cancelled due to coronavirus, could people turn to esports to get their sporting fix? Adrian Pennington investigates.

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    Collaborate to stop the pirates

    2020-03-19T11:54:00Z

    Piracy continues to be a major challenge for media and broadcast organisations, with the shift to IP presenting new opportunities for pirates. How can the industry safeguard content distribution in an OTT world?

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    The Internet of Things: A progress report

    2020-03-04T14:09:00Z

    Does the IoT herald a ‘slow revolution’ for content creation and other professional applications, or is 5G the catalyst for accelerated activity? Security remains an abiding concern, writes David Davies.

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    The future of TV is aggregation

    2020-02-20T14:49:00Z

    2020 will see the launch of more subscription video services than ever before. With consumers tired of managing multiple subscriptions, is the future of pay TV in aggregation?

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    Sky takes the fight to streamer rivals

    2020-02-14T16:05:00Z

    Broadcaster’s lavish programming showcase this week was designed to send a message that it is serious about taking on rivals like Netflix and Disney+.

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    Speaker smarts: Conversational AI and content delivery

    2020-02-10T11:14:00Z

    Smart speakers and their AI controllers are revolutionising how we consume music and spoken word, but are broadcasters and platforms fully exploiting their capabilities for other content, such as video? And how can we trust what the AI offers us?

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    Taking the pulse of kids TV

    2020-02-07T11:55:00Z

    There is more content for kids to watch than ever before. So why is the kids’ TV market still so challenging for producers and broadcasters? Tim Dams reports.