In today’s IBC Daily we look at how to approach AI and gain a competitive edge. Show keynote Marco Tempest talks mixed reality, storytelling and swarm robotics, and industry leaders explore how to succeed in sports streaming. We also round up all the latest showfloor product launches and technology debuts.
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AI is in focus throughout today’s issue of the IBC Daily, with GenAI in sports, the importance of data to AI strategies and how it unlocks pathways to monetisation all being explored. We also delve into the AI Media Innovation Labs Accelerator Project, along with ‘IP Networks: Finding the needle ...
In today’s issue a trio of CTOs explore how the industry can unlock new realms of operational efficiency, content delivery and audiences globally; WPP Andy Hood explains why the future lies in human-machine collaboration; and the issue of disinformation in news is debated. We also share all the latest news ...
In today’s issue we bring you the latest from the IBC Conference, including Sky, Channel 4 and the BBC exploring the future of tech, and Damien Viel of Banijay Entertainment discussing how to capitalise on the innovation AI offers. IEEE BTS looks at the potential impact of 5G Broadcast on ...
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Ateliere Creative Technologies said Sveriges Television (SVT) used Ateliere Live to remotely produce the TV show, “The Great Moose Migration,” saying this helped it achieve sustainability goals while cutting costs.
IBC has announced the Call for Challenges for the 2025 Accelerator Media Innovation Programme, inviting proposals for transformative, fast-track innovation projects that will help shape the future of the media and entertainment technology sector. The deadline for submissions is Friday 6th December 2024.
Video streaming and data insights platform JW Player (JWP) is merging with video delivery and monetisation software provider Connatix, forming JWP Connatix as an independent video technology and monetisation platform for broadcasters, publishers, and advertisers.
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