The IBC Daily 2019: Day 2

2019-09-14T07:08:00+01:00

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Read Saturday’s edition of the IBC Daily online now.

Highlights in today’s issue include the public service broadcasters investing in innovation to remain relevant; the highest ever specification live football match courtesy of BT Sport and BT Media and Broadcast; BBC Studios Natural History Unit wowing the Big Screen audience; and AI, machine learning and cloud up for discussion in the Content Everywhere Hub.

Interviews and opinions come courtesy of DVB Technical Module chair Jon Piesing, the IABM’s John Ive, Android TV’s Shalini Govil-Pai and Soumya Sriraman, USA/Canada president at BritBox among many others.

Read the full issue here.

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