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Industry TrendsBrexit is a “massive risk” to the UK’s creative industries
Brexit poses a “massive risk” to the UK’s film and TV industries which must fight to make sure the government safeguards their interests, according to former Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy Ed Vaizey MP.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017 technical papers: 5G and OTT
The use of 5G for live production and some cutting-edge OTT platforms were among the topics covered in this year’s technical papers.
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Industry TrendsHow Vice Media and Discovery deployed cloud-based solutions
Cloud technology has the ability to transform the media content supply chain, promising more effective and efficient processes.
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VideoNetflix on overcoming the UHD challenge
Interview: Netflix Manager of Production Engineering Jimmy Fusil on overcoming the UHD challenge and managing big data.
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Industry TrendsHow to make a success of the move to IP
Broadcasters must be bold and braced for failure if they want to make a success of the shift to IP, writes John Maxell Hobbs.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017 technical papers: UHD, HDR and WCG
Papers on ultra high definition (UHD), high dynamic range (HDR) and wide colour gamut (WCG) featured prominently at this year’s show.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: NEP UK Steve Jenkins
NEP UK champions the brains behind the technology and invests in new skilled staff and kit to overcome broadcasting obstacles, says President Steve Jenkins.
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WebinarThe Early Adopters: Inside the latest IP-based facilities
IBC365’s second webinar on IP offers practical insights on building IP-based broadcast facilities.
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VideoVideo: Facebook's Daniel Danker
IBC2017: Facebook Watch: creating a community for new content, growing audience and making money.
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Industry TrendsCost of online piracy to hit $52bn
The cost of online piracy will hit $52 billion by the year 2022, according to a report by Digital TV Research.
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Technical PapersHDR for the second screen
HDR will soon be just as much about delivering great video experiences to tablets and smartphones as it is about delivering to the UHD TV in the living room.
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Technical PapersVirtual Reality and Dash
VR has gained significant attention primarily driven by the recent market availability of consumer devices.
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Technical PapersSpecifying colour tolerances for HDR and WCG displays
ABSTRACT With a new high-dynamic-range (HDR) and wide-colour-gamut (WCG) standard defined in ITU-R BT.2100, display and projector manufacturers are racing to extend their visible colour gamut by brightening and widening colour primaries. The question is: how close is close enough? Having this answer is increasingly important for both consumer and ...
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Technical PapersBuilding scalable and resilient OTT services at Sky
Sky have tackled some of the most challenging scalability problems in the OTT space head-on.
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Technical PapersBuilding a media supply chain in the cloud: A case study
The rapid technical, social, and financial changes in the media industry are forcing all of us to re-examine our content supply chains.
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Technical PapersScalable distribution system for IP broadcasting
IP-based networks, both wired and wireless are expected to deliver commoditisation of media objects to consumers.
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Technical PapersUsing LTE Broadcast for a media optimised network
Providing the best viewing experience with superior quality, Telstra netwokr in Australia have LTE Broadcast, extending beyond the current unicast pull-based approach.
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Technical PapersA brightness measure for HDR TV
The industry is taking its first steps in HDR production, as standards for a complete high dynamic range (HDR) television ecosystem near completion.
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Technical PapersTone mapping influences the bit-rate and the bit depth
HDR will need a higher bit-rate because of its minimum quantisation and the fact that the images have much more details in the highlights and shadows.
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Technical PapersCharacterisation of processing artifacts in HDR
The new Ultra High Definition (UHD) TV standards define a container which allows content creators to offer the consumer a much more immersive visual experience.
