All IP and Cloud articles
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Industry TrendsIBC2023 Accelerator Project: Connect & Produce Anywhere
The Connect & Produce Anywhere project is one of the eight Challenges in this years cohort for the IBC2023 Accelerator Media Innovation Programme. The project is championed by DAZN, Sky Sports, BT Media & Broadcast, Vodafone Group, BBC, TV2, and the participants are LAMA, VizRT, Open Broadcast Systems, Zixi, InSync, ...
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Daily NewsGallery Agnostics: Fast-paced pressures of live-to-air
Live media production workflows have seen a world of advancements, via device-agnostic, gallery-agnostic and hybrid ways of working.
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Industry TrendsA Short-Form Revolution: Powered by Cloud and Social Media
Viewer habits are evolving in favour of shorter clips viewed on social media, especially for breaking news and sports highlights. David Davies finds out what this means for day-to-day production and the ‘content continuum’.
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Industry Trends5G gets its place in the sun at IBC
IBC created the Accelerator programme to support the media and entertainment technology sector with a framework for agile and collaborative innovation. One of the key focus areas is new creative, production and distribution opportunities with 5G.
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VideoNAB 2023: Mathieu Yerle, Chyron
NAB2023: IBC365 spoke to the SVP of Strategy, Product and Marketing, Chyron on the NAB show floor.
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VideoNAB 2023: Ali Hodjat, Telestream
NAB2023: IBC365 spoke to the VP of Portfolio Marketing, Telestream, who gave an overview of the industry from the NAB show floor
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VideoNAB 2023: Abhishek Ranade, Tata Comms
NAB2023: IBC365 spoke to to Abhishek Ranade, Managing Director EMEA Direct Communications & Media Services, Tata Comms, who shared his take on industry trends from the NAB show floor
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VideoNAB 2023: Robert Szabo Rowe, The Switch
NAB2023: IBC365 spoke with Robert Szabo Rowe, SVP of Engineering & Prodcut Management, The Switch
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VideoNAB 2023: Rick Young, LTN
NAB2023: IBC365 spoke to the SVP of Global Products, LTN, who gave an overview of the industry from the NAB show floor
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VideoNAB 2023: Tools for change
NAB2023: IBC365 spoke to a range of nine industry experts at NAB2023 about how emerging technologies can best be used as a tool for positive change.
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VideoNAB 2023: Emerging Tech Trends
NAB 2023: Always a great place to pick up on any emerging tech trends, IBC365 spoke to a range of industry experts at NAB2023 to draw out some of their topline thoughts on key technologies. Inevitably cloud and AI technologies figured large, as did advanced compression, metadata driven automation and ...
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WhitepaperLong-Term Media Asset Preservation
How is long-term media asset preservation being changed by cloud technologies? This white paper explains the challenges and opportunities.
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Industry TrendsThe benefits and challenges of cloud playout
Playout is the technology used in broadcasting to effectively transmit media content to target audiences. It has been gradually moving to the cloud for a number of years, as notably illustrated by Discovery Communications in 2018 when it moved playout of 300 channels to the cloud using technology from Amazon ...
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Industry TrendsOn-prem vs Cloud Storage: Towards a Hybrid Future
The industry debate between storing data in the cloud versus on-prem is a long running one, and as an expert panel in a recent IBC webinar discussed, one size does not fit all, writes Mark Mayne.
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NewsOfcom proposes to refer UK cloud market for investigation
Ofcom has proposed referring the UK cloud market to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) for further investigation amid concern about the practices of leading cloud infrastructure providers Amazon (AWS) and Microsoft.
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Industry TrendsHybrid cloud operational models: Focus on service quality grows as ‘cloud fears’ lessen
While some media organisations are moving completely to the cloud, it appears that a judicious hybrid of on-premise and cloud-based infrastructure will be the preferred route for many broadcasters for some time to come, writes David Davies.
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Industry TrendsCloud-based supply chains: Discipline required
The challenges of migrating to and operating within cloud-based supply chains are substantial, but increasingly essential to navigate, according to the expert panel gathered for the recent IBC Webinar, titled Cloud-Based Supply chains.
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Industry TrendsCloud distribution: “Standard and specific” broadcast workflows starting to emerge
While the migration to cloud-based production has tended to the dominate the headlines, the admittedly slower and more nuanced emergence of cloud distribution should not be undervalued, writes David Davies.
