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Industry TrendsCTOs predict big future for AI and 5G services by 2020
Heavy-hitting industry CTOs have agreed that AI will become an important new technology for media businesses.
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Industry TrendsThe journey to the cloud: scalability and flexibility
IBC2017: Is anything possible now in the cloud? For vendors the possibilities are limitless, for broadcasters it’s only a matter of time.
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Industry TrendsIBC show celebrates 50 years
IBC2017: Among the guests at a reception to mark IBC’s 50th anniversary were two very special guests.
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Industry TrendsThe science of immersion: How to make better content
IBC2017: The power of presence will prove to be vital in developing more engaging media, especially in VR.
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Industry TrendsIBC Show preview: Saturday
IBC2017: What to see in the conference and exhibition, including the Big Screen film Baby Driver and sessions on cyber security.
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Industry TrendsLeaders look to the future
The Leaders’ Summit, IBC’s behind-closed-doors conference for CEOs, has its sights set firmly on the future.
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Industry TrendsDow Jones boss: “Not all news is equal”
News chiefs have warned that broadcasters must develop strategies for alerting viewers to fake news and preventing social networks from cannibalising their content.
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Industry TrendseSports: The new broadcast game?
ESports is finally emerging as a major new opportunity for broadcasters to build younger audiences.
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Industry TrendsBroadcasters told: Commission for digital first, or die
TV networks need to start thinking – and commissioning – digitally in order to reach a youth audience, according to a panel at the IBC Conference.
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Industry TrendsChildrens’ TV: new audiences and new platforms
IBC2017: Despite declining viewing figures, there remains plenty of demand for childrens’ TV.
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Industry TrendsNBCUniversal expands reality-focused SVoD service
IBC2017: NBCUniversal today revealed plans to roll out its Hayu SVOD service to the Nordics, as delegates at IBC were told that future of TV is in platforms.
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Industry TrendsTF1 exec: Despite disruption, TV remains resilient
TV is here to stay forever and those who predicted its downfall are wrong, according TF1’s distribution head Fabrice Mollier.
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Industry TrendsITV and C4 delivering OTT innovation
IBC2017: ITV and C4 executives explained their business strategies driving audience engagement in an OTT dominated world.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017: Trump’s tweets, fake news and the use of AI
Donald Trump’s tweets, fake news and the future of artificial intelligence in newsgathering were all on the agenda at the first day of the IBC Conference.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017: Facebook boss hails impact of video
Video consumption on Facebook is “exploding” and will soon make up three quarters of the company’s mobile data traffic, according to Facebook Product Director Daniel Danker.
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Industry TrendsIBC Show preview: Friday
IBC2017: What to see in the conference and exhibition including a keynote from Fox Group President and COO and insight into launching a VoD service.
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Industry TrendsMonitoring the quality of UHD delivery
Broadcasting UHD content is about more than just picture quality says Steam Labs CMO Anna Danilova.
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Industry TrendsIP Showcase: Plug-and-play
IBC2017: The ongoing industry collaboration to bring the benefits of IP real time signal flows is demonstrated in the IP Showcase.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017 highlights: Thursday
IBC2017: Highlights from across the conference and exhibition.
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Industry TrendsDiscovery Communications chooses Equinix
Discovery Communications has collaborated with Equinix to implement an Interconnection Oriented Architecture™ (IOA™) that will enable the company to transform its digital business to a fully cloud-based, distributed model.
