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Industry TrendsMaking the case for investment in an IP world
Making a solid business case to justify capex spend in broadcasting has always been a difficult undertaking, and the shift to IP has made even trickier, writes John Maxwell Hobbs.
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Industry TrendsTimeline: 50 years of IBC
From the first colour broadcast to video transmission from outer space, IBC celebrates 50 years of leading industry trends and technological developments.
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Industry TrendsWeekly news round-up: Ericsson inks IMDb deal & BBC salaries audited
Your digest of the week’s top media, entertainment and technology news.
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Industry TrendsDolby honoured for 50 years of innovation
IBC2017: Dolby Laboratories recognised for its 50 years of audio innovation receiving the International Honour for Excellence at the IBC Awards Ceremony.
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Industry TrendsThe CTO's roadmap: People and platforms
A slew of new technologies and a reduced refresh cycle has had a profound effect on Chief Technology Officers’ list of priorities.
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Industry TrendsIndustry execs recognised as RTS fellows
BBC Deputy Director General Anne Bulford and BBC Natural History Unit exec Mike Gunton are amongt nine leading executives awarded RTS Fellowships.
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Industry TrendsHDR: Stepping into the limelight
HDR, which recreates an image that’s close to what we see with the human eye, is gaining traction in the broadcast environment, says INSIGHT TV CEO Rian Bester.
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Industry TrendsTV productions return to revamped BBC Television Centre
The iconic Television Centre in West London has reopened, with The Jonathan Ross Show the first production to use the overhauled studios that were dubbed ’the home of British television’.
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Industry TrendsBlog: Properly skilled staff equals solid growth
In the age of IP, never has continued professional development been so important for engineers and technicians, writes Stan Moote.
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Industry TrendsBergkamp and van der Sar set to play in IBC Charity Football Match
Dennis Bergkamp, Edwin van der Sar and John Heitinga are among the Dutch stars set to play in a charity fundraising match as part of IBC’s 50th anniversary celebrations.
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Industry TrendsWeekly news round-up: Fox News pulled from UK and US expands 5G trials
Your digest of the week’s top media, entertainment and technology news.
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Industry TrendsWhat's next? The future priorities of broadcast CTOs
Intense competition and seismic technology shifts means that keeping up with the twists and turns of the tech and telco sectors has never been more important.
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Industry TrendsBack to the future: The first IBC technical papers
Dr Nick Lodge looks back on the advances in technology technical papers and changes to the industry over the past 50 years.
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Industry TrendsAnalysis: The launch of UHD services in Europe and beyond
The transition to HD has been one of the most important media technology spending drivers in Europe in the last decade.
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Industry TrendsSophia and Professor Einstein robots to appear at IBC
A pair of expressive, intelligent and uncannily human-like robots will appear with their creator at this year’s IBC.
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Industry TrendsVideo: IBC Startup Forum
IBC2017: The Startup Forum will host startup companies to meet with venture capitalists and media investors as part of the new initiative.
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Industry TrendsPlayout priorities: the vendors’ view
The many and varied requirements of broadcasters have created demand for flexible solutions from the providers of playout systems.
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Industry TrendsObituary: Sam Blackman, AWS Elemental
Industry mourns the loss of Sam Blackman, the ”passionate, visionary and humble leader” of AWS Elemental who has died suddenly aged 41.
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Industry TrendsVideo: John Ive on Business Transformation
IBC2017: The Business Transformation track hosts industry leaders to debate and discuss the operational and technical changes for the broadcast and media industry.
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Industry TrendsAnalysis: What’s behind the spate of streaming services?
With Disney, Turner, Telefonica and Facebook launching their own streaming services what are the implications for the industry?
