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Industry TrendsThe week ahead
Your guide to what’s happening this week in the media, entertainment and technology industry.
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Industry TrendsAlternative platforms: The “Pandora’s box” of entertainment
Virtual reality, augmented reality and 5G could all help platforms monetise content, according to senior executives speaking at Mobile World Congress.
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Industry TrendsBBC, Sky News and CNN awarded for outstanding TV journalism
The BBC won 11 of the Royal Television Society television journalism awards for 2018, with Sky News and CNN recognised for creative and excellent journalism.
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Industry TrendsAvid CEO Hernandez sacked for workplace misconduct
Jeff Rosica has been appointed Chief Executive of Avid after Louis Hernandez was sacked “due to violations of company policies related to workplace conduct”.
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Industry TrendsWeekly news round-up: Sky to bundle Netflix & WPP shares drop
Your digest of the week’s top media, entertainment and technology news.
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Industry TrendsIoT drives fourth industrial revolution
Fuelled by 5G, massive IoT adoption is expected to interconnect media across devices, connected cars and into smart cities, with a host of vendors and telecom operators showcasing their IoT offerings at Mobile World Congress.
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Industry TrendsThe week in numbers: Mobile users surge & 4G on the moon
Mobile subscribers to soar by 2025, the “fearsome seven” technology companies taking over the world and 4G coverage on the moon.
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Industry TrendsWhen Facebook abuse can be a “wonderful thing”
Senior executives from BT and iFlix hailed the power of content to transform “transactional” brands and create an emotional connection with customers.
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Industry TrendsSee the future: VR headsets and hardware trends
The past few years have produced more virtual reality hardware at a wider range of price points than ever before, bringing VR into the tech mainstream.
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Industry TrendsTaking on the might of FAANG
The power of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google was a recurring subject on the opening day of the conference at Mobile World Congress.
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Industry Trends5G: “Open for business”
Nokia, Ericsson, Huawei and Cisco are among the many manufacturers to announce major deployments and advances for 5G at Mobile World Congress.
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Industry TrendsThe week ahead
Your guide to what’s happening this week in the media, entertainment and technology industry.
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Industry TrendsObject-based audio: Slicing and dicing sound for broadcast
Object-based audio promises immersion, accessibility, personalisation and interactivity, but fears of a format war persist.
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Industry TrendsWeekly news round-up: ProSieben appoints new CEO & Fox News launches OTT service
Your digest of the week’s top media, entertainment and technology news.
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Industry TrendsBlog: TV isn't dead, it's evolving
The way we shoot and deliver TV and film may have changed, but despite the constant cycle of change, cinema and TV is still in good health, says John Maxwell Hobbs.
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Industry TrendsChannel 4’s Keith Underwood to Chair IBC2018 Conference
Channel 4 Director of Strategy and Technology Keith Underwood has taken on the newly-created role of Guest Chair of the IBC2018 Conference.
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Industry TrendsThe week in numbers: Media plurality to media awards
Murdoch extends Sky News promise and Disney and Marvel break box office records.
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Industry TrendsMetadata, AI and automated workflows: Vendors' news tech plans
Making sure that metadata remains with material, the use of AI to search archives and workflows that allow journalists to publish one story to multiple platforms simultaneously - George Jarrett completes a two-part look at the newsroom technology market.
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Industry TrendsGetting set for GDPR
Channel 4 is renewing its Viewer Promise, while broadcasters in Germany are joining forces to create a universal log-in – but is either enough to accommodate the EU’s stringent new data protection laws?
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Industry TrendsSeven trends to expect at Mobile World Congress 2018
5G and its associated use cases are expected to take centre stage in Barcelona, while discussions will also turn to the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to overhaul network management and customer service.
