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 mobile TV, while AWS explores large-scale event delivery. We also share all the latest product launches from the IBC showfloor.
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