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Industry TrendsMaking OTT pay
As OTT content grows in popularity, the challenge is to adopt models and tools that provide revenue in keeping – or outpacing – traditional delivery methods.
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Industry TrendsCyber security: developing secure best practices
Amid all the excitement surrounding the rapid transition to software-based, IP-connected media infrastructures, analysts are now raising a note of caution.
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Industry TrendsNEP engineer scoops RTS Young Technologist award
NEP UK Guarantee Broadcast Engineer Kathleen Gray has been awarded the 2017 RTS Young Technologist of the year award.
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Industry TrendsIBC2017: Sports Sunday
IBC2017: Leading figures from traditional, alternative sports and esports will feature at IBC2017 to discuss expanding business opportunities, fan engagement and rights management.
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Industry TrendsHDR is now the name of the game
A London UHD conference, organised by satellite operator SES, heard speakers endorse High Dynamic Range as the de-facto production standard, especially for high-end drama.
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Industry TrendsWeekly news round-up: copyright, internet freedom and Brexit
Your digest of the week’s top media, entertainment and technology news
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Industry TrendsShifting post-production to the cloud
A new generation of innovative post-production providers is embracing cloud, virtualisation and remote working to deliver services with a radically-new business model.
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Industry TrendsWhat blockchain could mean for media and entertainment
In the third installment of a three-part series, Mark Mayne examines blockchain’s relationship with the media and entertainment industry.
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Industry TrendsIP on show at IBC
The IP Showcase returns to IBC2017, demonstrating to the broadcast and media industry real-time IP solutions for production in a practical, flexible and efficient operation.
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Industry TrendsGame of Thrones and the fight against illegal streaming
The world’s most pirated TV series, Game of Thrones, is back. As viewers prepare to watch season 7 of the fantasy series, we ask what can be done to stop the wider illegal distribution of content?
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Industry TrendsIBC to host Lucky Ajax charity football game
IBC is organising a charity fundraising football match against a team of Dutch footballing legends as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations.
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Industry TrendsTechnology v culture: The art of making and delivering TV
The IT industry’s ‘one best way’ approach isn’t always compatible with the media industry, writes John Maxwell Hobbs.
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Industry Trends"If content is King, then data is King Kong"
Traditional broadcasters are faced with a multitude of changes and transitions, at the forefront is how big data is driving transformational change.
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Industry TrendsTech giants lead protests for net neutrality
Google, Vimeo, Twitter, Netflix and Facebook were among many technology companies who yesterday rallied together in support of net neutrality.
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Industry TrendsSMPTE and DPP to forge broadcast and online IMF delivery spec
SMPTE has joined forces with Digital Production Partnership (DPP) on pilot specification project to create an Interoperable Master Format (IMF) specification for broadcast and online.
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Industry TrendsQ&A: TeamCast IBC Awards finalist
IBC Innovation Awards finalist Sinclair Broadcast Group worked with TeamCast to develop a revolutionary approach to terrestrial transmission.
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Industry TrendsShooting HDR: the tools for the job
With the range of tools available for acquiring HDR content greater than ever, productions are embracing the opportunity to create “natural and life-like images”.
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Industry TrendsHDR and IMF on the agenda at Sky-hosted SMPTE meeting
Sky will host the third-quarter SMPTE Technology Committee meetings at its London HQ in September.
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Industry TrendsDelivering a 360-degree view of reality
Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR) will be scrutinised and explored in real-world deployments from content creation to user experience.
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Industry TrendsThe beginner’s guide to blockchain
What is blockchain? In the second of a three-part series, Mark Mayne explains the technology and how it is being used by a host of industries, from established finance firms to food delivery start-ups.
