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Technical PapersApplications and deployments of server and network assisted DASH (SAND)
Streaming media technologies have evolved over the past few years. HTTP-based adaptive streaming is today the technology of choice for streaming over the Internet.
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Thought LeadershipState of the industry: An insider’s view
Andre Meterian, Director of Broadcast & proAV, EMEA for Panasonic, looks at the state of the industry
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Thought LeadershipSaaS, IP and HDR dominate the industry
Software as a Service, IP connectivity and HDR themes will dominate at IBC, says Tom Lattie, vp, market development; product strategy, video products, Harmonic
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Thought LeadershipThe future of video distribution
Bulk data streaming, workflow and direct-to-cloud technologies, will enable organisations to satisfy video distribution demands, explains François Quereuil, SR Director of Worldwide Marketing, Aspera, an IBM company
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Thought LeadershipVendors must develop plugins that can be mixed and matched
For playout, connecting signals with video over IP might represent old-school thinking, says Pebble Beach Systems’ Chief Technology Officer Ian Cockett.
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Thought LeadershipThe future is on demand
From any direction, the requirement is for an enterprise view of SVOD, says Mark Evans, managing director, MSA Focus.
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Thought LeadershipUsing forensic watermarking to protect UHD content
Tor Helge Kristiansen, evp principal architect, Conax, explains forensic watermarking and why it can be highly useful in fighting 4K content piracy.
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Thought LeadershipCloud, 'Edge' vs 'True' cloud playout - is there a difference?
The difference between an ‘edge’ and a ‘true’ cloud playout are stark, says Igor Krol, CEO, Veset
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Thought LeadershipThe rapidly changing state of the industry
The main mission is to make certain the delivery chain can support every emerging technology, says Carl Walter Holst, CEO, Appear TV
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Thought LeadershipBusiness models evolve with IP
There’s growing demand for flexibility in operations, cost reduction and ultimately, advances in the end user experience, says Robert Szabó-Rowe, EVP and GM, Live Production and Infrastructure, SAM
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Thought LeadershipIPTV is here – and it’s not just for broadcasters
Companies in different markets, including many not traditionally focused on AV, are wise to the many possibilities of IPTV, says Michael Chorpash, VP of Sales, Vit.
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Thought LeadershipFrom formats to targeted advertising - media transformation in the digital era
Automation is critical to effective content-generation for OTT and multiscreen services, says Gary Learner, CTO, Volicon, part of Verizon Digital Media Services
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Thought LeadershipThink HTML5
The question the industry needs to address is how should OTT access evolve? says Aneesh Rajaram, CEO, Opera TV.
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Executive InterviewsVevo's Erik Huggers on the evolution of online
Erik Huggers is CEO at music specialist Vevo. He delivered a keynote address at IBC2016.
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Executive InterviewsVirgin Media's CMO on keeping up with changing viewing habits
It’s a tough world out there, and not just for traditional media service providers battling against OTT disrupters. The average consumer of TV – or perhaps it’s best to say ‘video content’ – can be forgiven for feeling overwhelmed by the multiplicity of choice.
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Executive InterviewsDr Fares Lubbadeh on the buoyant MENA broadcasting scene
Satellite may dominate in the region but IPTV is growing faster than the global average and viewers are embracing OTT providers.
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Executive InterviewsBroadcasters and telcos must work together, says Delport
Are traditional brands acting fast enough to compete with Google, Facebook and other big digital players? Dominique Delport thinks not.
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Executive InterviewsBringing Netflix to a global audience through partners
It can sometimes be a challenge persuading partners to work with us. It was initially a strategic bet on both parts that we could be a real complimentary content service and not cannibalistic.
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Industry TrendsSuccessful streaming for the future
Interoperable signals and network standardisation have evolved and fundamentally revolutionised the way the technology industry streams through a professional domain.
