All Consume articles – Page 41
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WhitepaperWhitepaper: How our bodies react to video quality
This whitepaper uncovers science that links streaming quality to viewers’ emotional responses and the impact on OTT business performance.
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Industry TrendsDiving into data to boost box office numbers
IBC2017: Data-driven insights into the cinema-going habits of Millennials and aging baby boomers could prove critical in boosting box office numbers, a panel of cinema experts revealed during an IBC’s Big Screen strand.
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Industry TrendsConsumer UX needs to be ‘slick, fast and simple’
IBC2017: The TV consumer experience must provide users with more personalisation while allowing the provider editorial control and work seamlessly over a range of devices, according to a panel at IBC.
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Industry TrendsIn pictures: IBC Innovation Awards
Industry excellence and thoughtful design were recognised at the IBC Innovation Awards at the RAI Auditorium on Sunday evening.
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Industry TrendsFuture TV: More livestreams, more premium
Mobile dominates online video today, according to experts, but livestreaming and premium set to be flavours of the future.
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Industry TrendsNews broadcasters urged: Don’t sign your death warrant
IBC2017: Ignoring the opportunities and flexibility of mobile could mean that broadcasters risk signing their own death warrant. This was the message from IBC’s ‘Live is Dead: Long live Live’ session, where the panellists were unanimous in urging broadcasters, not just in news, but right across the entertainment spectrum, to ...
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Industry TrendsFox’s Sullivan: “Disruption in television is perfectly natural”
Brian Sullivan, President/COO, Digital Consumer Group, Fox Networks told IBC delegates that disruption in TV is perfectly natural.
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Industry TrendsWhy young viewers could be gone for good
Broadcasters are concerned that younger viewers – commonly known as Generation Z – won’t make the move to linear TV.
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Industry TrendsWhat is the key to improving UX and content discovery?
IBC2017: Consumers have been given access to an ever-increasing range of content and platforms but don’t always have the tools to navigate and discover programmes.
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Thought LeadershipIt’s time for the industry to protect against grey market geo-piracy
Consumers today have grown used to accessing TV and film content on their terms at the time they want.
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Industry TrendsThe future of pay-TV according to the industry
The latest findings from NAGRA’s Pay-TV Innovation Forum, in partnership with MTM, explore key issues surrounding the pay-TV industry.
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Industry TrendsTF1 exec: Despite disruption, TV remains resilient
TV is here to stay forever and those who predicted its downfall are wrong, according TF1’s distribution head Fabrice Mollier.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Jon Block, Videology
Broadcasters and agencies must learn to speak the same language, if those in advertising are to reap the rewards of the golden age of TV, says Jon Block.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017: Facebook boss hails impact of video
Video consumption on Facebook is “exploding” and will soon make up three quarters of the company’s mobile data traffic, according to Facebook Product Director Daniel Danker.
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Thought LeadershipHelping broadcasters to embrace targetted advertising
Targetted advertising is a necessary evolution within the TV broadcast ecosystem, writes Thierry Fautier and Vincent Grivet.
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Thought LeadershipRadio user interfaces in a multi-platform world
The radio user interface has remained largely unchanged for years, but that could be set to change, writes Ben Poor.
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WhitepaperWhitepaper: The global Pay-TV innovation landscape: Industry perspectives on a year of change
The Pay-TV Innovation Forum is a global research programme for senior executives designed to explore and catalyse innovation across the Pay-TV industry.
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Industry TrendsBack to the future: The first IBC technical papers
Dr Nick Lodge looks back on the advances in technology technical papers and changes to the industry over the past 50 years.
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Industry TrendsVideo: IBC Big Screen Experience
IBC2017: The IBC Big Screen showcases the latest in cinema technology from projection to sound installation.
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Industry TrendsSocial media versus broadcasters
Social media platforms can be considered as both competitors to, and partners of, traditional broadcasters.
