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Rising up: Mentoring women in broadcast
Championing gender diversity and opening doors and opportunities for women within the broadcast manufacturing and services sector is central to advocate group Rise, Founder Sadie Groom explains.
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Defining future business models
As competitive pressures from new media escalate, broadcasters and content owners are experimenting with new business models, writes Lorenzo Zanni.
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What role do servers play in today's broadcast operations?
Without any doubt, the future of the broadcast industry will be increasingly influenced by the Cloud-based technologies, but today is there still a place for on-premise video servers? And if so, what will these servers look like and how will they operate? Will everything be remote production over IP networks?
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Five trends that will shape broadcast technology
From increased application of artificial intelligence to an acceleration in adoption of the cloud, IABM Lead Research Analyst Lorenzo Zanni selects five trends that will shape the broadcast technology sector.
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Integrating ahead of the curve
A changing industry, with increased demand for video from a wider array of organisations, has fueled the need for a different breed of broadcast solutions provider, writes Håvard Myklebust.
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The future in media and entertainment is now – are you ready?
To remain successful companies will need to disrupt, change and reinvent says Rob van den Dam.
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The semantic answer to data simplification
Semantic technologies can do what traditional data techniques failed to do, writes Jean-Pierre Evain.
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Joining forces to move faster
With viewers deciding what they watch, when and how, broadcasters need to be more agile and responsive than ever before, writes Peter White.
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The next century of SMPTE
As SMPTE embarks on its second century, it continues to address the evolution of the media business through standards work and collaboration with other industry organisations, writes Barbara Lange.
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The IP Showcase: Back by popular demand
Real world IP deployments and an interoperability demonstration supported by some 50 vendors will be key elements of the IP Showcase at IBC2017, says Matthew Goldman.
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Defining broadcast in the age of IT
With the broadcast and media industry undergoing such rapid and continual change, new definitions are required, writes John Ive.
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IBC2017: Where the industry comes to "listen, learn, debate and network"
The IBC Conference has value for everyone working in the media, entertainment and technology industry, says Conference Chair Michael Lumley.
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Blog: How the industry is aligning on IP
The ongoing journey towards IP has resulted in unprecedented levels of cooperation, says Stan Moote.
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Making sense of the industry: the HPA Tech Retreat UK
Change is inevitable in any industry, but the pace of technological change is accelerating and shows no sign of slowing, say Richard Welsh and Barbara Lange.
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State 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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Virtualisation at the heart of the playout revolution
Vendors offer a wealth of ’best-in-class’ IP solutions but how many of them are truly able to virtualise these solutions, and to what extent are they proven today? asks Tom Gittins, CEO, Pebble Beach Systems
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Using IT for MAM - and building a true media factory
The goal of building a media factory is to simplify and automate content delivery to multiple platforms, explains Julian Fernandez-Campon, business solution director, Tedial
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The challenge of outperforming current offerings across the entire value chain
The competition to deliver content with ever higher technical specifications is both challenging and exciting, says Tom Lithgow, product manager, Bluefish444
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Future proofing investments means avoiding proprietary cul-de-sacs
In these uncertain times companies and consumers are looking for dependability, believes Roland Ollek, CEO, Guntermann & Drunck
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Emerging opportunities in fibre-optic transport
Traditional point-to-point dark fibre remains the best transport option for 4K and 8K, says Frank Jachetta, President, MultiDyne
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