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VideoNAB 2024: PearlTV on the future of US broadcasting
Anne Schelle, Managing Director at PearlTV discusses NextGenTV (ATSC 3.0) in the US, opportunities in IP-based distribution, and some of the challenges in regulation.
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VideoNAB 2024: Cinegy on the eventual emergence of IP and “life after television”
Andrew Ward, Business Development Manager at Cinegy explains how the company is exploring AI but remains cautious, and how the business is thinking about the “world after television”.
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VideoRISE discusses launch of career accelerator programme this summer
IBC365 caught up with Donna Kay Smith, MD at RISE, to discuss some forthcoming developments, reflect on recent successes from the mentorship programme, and ask what more the industry can do to support RISE initiatives.
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VideoNAB 2024: Eliza Pearce, Deloitte
Eliza Pearce, Director, Deloitte, gives insight into NAB’s take on virtualisation in the media supply chain and production from a cloud and engineering perspective.
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VideoNAB 2024: Harjinder Sandhu, Zixi
Zixi’s Director of Marketing speaks of the biggest trends at NAB, how Zixi is using ML and AI for error prevention, and virtualisation in the cloud.
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VideoNAB 2024: HAND CEO talks AI and automation
Will Kreth, CEO at Human and Digital (HAND), shares thoughts on tracking and identifying digital talent and embracing AI in the supply chain.
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VideoNAB 2024: Barbara Lange on bringing sustainable practices to the media industry
Barbara Lange, Principal and CEO of Kibo121, on how emerging tech trends can help M&E businesses step up their sustainability efforts.
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VideoISE 2024: Clear-Com launches cloud-based Intercom
Marco Lopez, VP, Research & Development at Clear-Com discusses the launch of the company’s new cloud-based intercom system – Gen-IC Cloud Intercom, a secure and flexible virtual intercom solution that enables users to easily integrate on-premise hardware with virtual intercom clients. According to Lopez, the system will be a gamechanger ...
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VideoISE 2024: Amelia Kallman contemplates what AI could mean for the industry in 2024
Futurist Amelia Kallman tells 365 how big brands and corporations are becoming the new broadcasters; what to expect from AI by the end of 2024 including the creation of millions of jobs; where the big workflow innovations are going to be seen and what this means for anyone creating 3D ...
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VideoISE 2024: What more can be done to address growing skills and talent shortages?
As the industry continues to see a shortage in new and diverse talent, we ask broadcasters what more can be done to attract young professionals. Whilst online audiences grow, the industry must rethink how to market to the next generation, and who to collaborate with to improve access, to ensure ...
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VideoISE 2024: In what ways are big brands and corporations becoming the new broadcasters?
One of the core questions being asked at ISE’s Content Production & Distribution Summit was if brands and corporations were becoming the new broadcasters? IBC365 caught up with some key voices across the industry to learn more about the convergence of the ProAv and broadcasting sectors.
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VideoISE 2024: Lorenzo Zanni on how the industry can play to its strengths to help combat skill shortages
According to IABM’s Lorenzo Zanni, the convergence of broadcast with different industries is partly to blame for the ongoing talent shortage as certain transferable skills are in demand across the board. Rather than reverting to salary battles, one solution could be for the broadcast sector to play to its strengths ...
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VideoISE 2024: What are the disruptive technologies impacting the industry?
We rounded up key industry voices to fill us in on the emerging tech trends seen at ISE and in the industry. We discovered that 2024 will see advancements in cloud IP workflows, networking infrastructure, accessibility for content makers and users, and will be an intersection for big innovations and ...
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VideoISE 2024: Paul Scurrell talks cloud, AI and skills
Paul Scurrell discussed cloud workflow innovation, AI and skills at ISE 2024. He pointed to the growing maturity of cloud services in the immediate term, as well as touched on the likely evolutionary pathway for AI tools and services. On skills Scurrell highlighted the work that Atomos has been doing ...
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VideoISE 2024: AI and optimisation set to shape the future of broadcast
As AI finds its niche in the industry, this year could see the breakout of AI tools and use cases that manifest into useful customer facing solutions. According to Tom Crocker, Director, Business Development for production tech specialist Ross Video, work is already well underway to incorporate AI with some ...
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VideoISE 2024: Abi Hemingway explores the emerging tech trends shaping the industry
According to Abi Hemingway, Managing Director at online broadcasting specialist Jackshoot, one of the dominant trends at ISE this year was the convergence of high-end broadcast tech into a more corporate ProAV sector. Hemingway was a guest speaker at ISE’s Content Production & Distribution Summit, where she explored how a ...
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VideoISE 2024: How is developing tech changing the way the industry operates?
As developing tech stands as one of the most talked about topics at ISE 2024, we asked broadcast and production specialists about the changes they are noticing in the industry. Optimisation, effective resources, production costs, investment opportunities and implementing broadcast solutions in corporate spaces were shared key goals on the ...
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VideoISE 2024: Taking the direct approach to tackling skill shortages
Michael McKenna, CEO and Co-Founder of Final Pixel, discusses some of the latest advancements in virtual production and how the company found an innovative way to combat skill shortages. McKenna was a guest speaker at ISE’s Content Production & Distribution Summit where he presented on Final Pixel’s collaboration with Oracle ...
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VideoISE 2024: Fabio Varolo stresses the importance of education
At the world’s largest AV systems integration show, IBC365 spoke to Fabio Varolo, Manager, FOR.A Europe about the emerging trends in production, how AI tech in video production will help shape the future of broadcast, the importance of attracting younger talent to the industry, and the developing tech needed to ...
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VideoHow Generative AI will Change the Entertainment Industry Forever
IBC2023: Since the first grainy black and white images danced across a screen, the entertainment industry has been in a constant state of evolution, integrating new tools and techniques that continue to change how we make art and do business. Generative AI already promises to be one of the most ...
