All Metadata articles – Page 3
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Thought LeadershipRebranding and reimagining SMPTE
SMPTE remains dedicated to its core technology areas but is pivoting in recognition that its membership includes creatives as well as those in a traditional technical role, writes Barbara Lange, SMPTE and HPA executive director.
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WhitepaperDeliver Compelling Personalised Experiences
IBC SHOWCASE: This whitepaper looks at how to deliver multiple streams of synced audio, video and data to the viewer’s mobile device without changing existing workflows or adopting proprietary technologies.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Shane McCarthy, Irdeto
A new file transfer and watermarking solution that combines Irdeto’s TraceMark™ with IBM’s Aspera on Cloud is among the company’s most important recent innovations, Irdeto COO Video Entertainment Shane McCarthy tells David Davies.
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Industry TrendsWhat’s next for the BBC’s technology strategy?
The absence of a high-placed CTO is an opportunity to divorce the BBC’s tech approach from being wedded to iPlayer, analysts say.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Cornelius Heinemann, Rohde & Schwarz
Now approaching his 30th anniversary at the German electronics mainstay, Executive Vice-President Cornelius Heinemann discusses some of Rohde & Schwarz’s latest innovations for broadcast and media, writes David Davies.
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Industry TrendsUnleash Your Imagination with Pegasus Hardware RAID Storage
IBC SHOWCASE: PROMISE Technology is the pioneer of making Thunderbolt™ 3 hardware RAID storage in the world. The brand new Pegasus32 Series delivers the capacity and performance engineered by the industry leader PROMISE, to make even the most demanding creative projects easy.
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Technical PapersVVC PER-TOOL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION COMPARED TO HEVC
The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of VVC, with HEVC as a reference design, and to report performance evaluations of VVC compared to HEVC.
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WhitepaperKVM over IP matrices for Broadcast applications
IBC SHOWCASE: This whitepaper explores parameters worth considering when planning for an IP KVM matrix used in Broadcast facilities or OB Vans.
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VideoStorCycle for media & entertainment
IBC Showcase: Bring visibility and insight to all unmanaged assets. Identify, migrate, protect and access your content.
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NewsIABM announces new APAC Members’ Council line-up
IABM has announced the new line-up for its APAC Members’ Council and named Dell’s Alex Timbs as its new chair.
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Industry TrendsCollaboration is the new normal for IABM
A decade ago, when Peter White became CEO of IABM, its membership was about 250 and the staff numbered five. Today, the membership has hit 650+ and the staffing has quadrupled. George Jarrett reports.
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NewsNews Roundup: Hulu exec joins WarnerMedia and BBC Studios partners SES
6-10 July: Your guide to what’s happened this week in the media, entertainment and technology industry.
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Industry TrendsEnriching content through metadata
As the need to optimise the use of new and archived content intensifies, so does the requirement for “deeper and richer” metadata geared towards the requirements of individual content creators and services, writes David Davies.
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NewsM&A review: Facebook’s foray into India, Sky Studios & fuboTV Inc.
IBC365 looks back at some of the notable mergers and acquisitions of the past month within the media and technology industry.
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Industry TrendsLooking to the cloud during lockdown
Heightened demands on cloud storage and bandwidth pressures resulting from large-file transfer are the universal concerns for broadcasters as production shifts greatly in favour of working from home during lockdown, writes David Davies.
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NewsEVS acquires Axon to drive its live solutions
EVS Broadcast Equipment has acquired broadcast network infrastructure specialist Axon to boost its live production solution portfolio.
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WebinarPlug and play or plug and pray? Making microservices work
Watch on-demand to find out how media microservices are being widely adopted for new media solutions in the content supply chain.
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NewsFacebook concedes $5bn in FTC privacy settlement
A US court has approved Facebook’s $5 billion privacy settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over the Cambridge Analytica Scandal from early 2018.
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Industry TrendsCracking the code – AI enters the frame
The traditional means of optimising video streaming workflows have run their course. Future advances will be made in software automated by AI.
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Industry Trends365 playlist: Working remotely
Working remotely amid a crisis is challenging with budget cuts, contingency plans and broadcasting changes all causing uncertainty. In the first of a series, IBC365 rounds up industry innovations and tips on succeeding in remote working.
