Tutorials
IBC365 Tutorials are your go-to resource for staying on top of cutting-edge tech innovations, trends and business models impacting media and entertainment.
Explore our expert-guided tutorials where we deep dive into the latest tech trends impacting the broadcast and media sector, split into 3 bite-size parts. Designed to empower individuals and businesses with the knowledge and skills to take full advantage of the latest technological advancements in media and entertainment, it’s your one-stop shop for topping up your knowledge in an engaging format.
Tutorial 5: Streaming
Streaming - Tutorial Ep 1: How to launch a new virtual channel
IBC365 Tutorial: Ashley Reynolds-Horne, Technical Director at Simplestream runs through the crucial steps to consider before investing in a new virtual channel.
Streaming - Tutorial Ep 2: How metadata is foundational for the future of TV
IBC365 Tutorial: Alex Buchan, CTO at DTG provides insight into how organisations can maximise the benefits of good quality metadata.
Streaming - Tutorial Ep 3: How 5G in broadcasting is revolutionising content production
IBC365 Tutorial: Malcolm Brew from Strathclyde University and Neutral Wireless explains how 5G is evolving to provide valuable use cases in live broadcasting.
Tutorial 3: AI
AI - Tutorial, Ep 1: Generative AI and its impact on M&E
Maureen Kerr, Partner, Arthur D. Little, explores generative AI and its immense impact on the media and creative industries.
AI - Tutorial, Ep 2: Importance of personalisation in media
Anshul Kapoor, Head Media Solutions, Google Cloud, discusses the challenges and nuances of content discovery on streaming platforms.
AI - Tutorial, Ep 3: Gen AI in practice - deep dive on deep fakes
Rich Welsh, Senior Vice President of Innovation at Deluxe expands on the current state of GenAI for video and how it can be put into practice.
Tutorial 2: Diversity, Inclusion & Sustainability
People & Purpose - Tutorial, Ep 1: How to set up an international mentoring scheme
IBC365 puts people front and centre in the latest series of video tutorials, exploring key topics and initiatives created to improve industry standards.
People & Purpose - Tutorial, Ep 2: Providing access provision for disabled talent
IBC365 puts people front and centre in the latest series of video tutorials, exploring key topics and initiatives created to improve industry standards.
People & Purpose - Tutorial, Ep 3: Calculating, reducing and improving your impact on biodiversity
IBC365 puts people front and centre in the latest series of video tutorials, exploring key topics and initiatives created to improve industry standards.
Tutorial 1: esports
Esports - Tutorial, Ep 1: Where are we now?
Esports has grown into a fascinating phenomenon in a billion dollar industry and although competitive gaming is regarded by some as relatively new, its roots can be traced back to the 1970s.
Esports - Tutorial, Ep 2: Production
In October 2023, Staffordshire University revealed plans to expand its esports provision in Stoke-on-Trent with £2.9m investment in dedicated facilities.
Esports - Tutorial, Ep 3: Audiences and future of esports
The future of esports seems brighter than ever, with hi-spec technology productions, fandoms and storytelling at its helm. But what makes a good esports broadcast?
2024 PROGRAMME
- IBC365 Webinars: Panel-based webinar sessions revolving around a key challenge, question or emerging technology, with insight from 3-4 industry experts. View the upcoming schedule and register here
- IBC365 Tutorials: Online 20-minute tutorials offering specialist skills and knowledge. Led by experts, these are a go-to resource for staying on top of cutting-edge tech innovations, trends and business models impacting media and entertainment. NEW! Find out more and subscribe above
- IBC365 Podcast: IBC Podcast series focused on innovation within the media broadcast sector with discussions and interviews with technologists, creatives and industry leaders. More information coming soon. Listen now: IBC365 Changemakers Podcast 2023
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