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VideoEsports: Episode 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? In this tutorial, Rhys Williams, Esports Lecturer at Staffordshire University takes a deep dive into which platforms are dominating the esports landscape and where audiences ...
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VideoEsports: Episode 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. The project was designed, built and installed by broadcast solutions specialist Digital Garage. The new industry-standard facilities include a bespoke 60 seater Esports Arena and a Studio with dedicated broadcast ...
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VideoEsports: Episode 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. Phil Cooke, esports lecturer at Staffordshire University takes a look back at esports’ humble beginnings, through to the ...
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VideoNAB 2024: What are the dominant and emerging tech trends?
IBC365 asked broadcasters, consultants and vendors about the dominant and emerging tech trends they were seeing at NAB and in their sector. While GenAI had undoubtedly been the buzzword at the show, participants referenced the widespread adoption of IP tech, the integration of AI-powered tools with current workflows, interactive TV, ...
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VideoNAB 2024: What are the biggest industry challenges and what can be done?
IBC365 spoke with broadcasters, consultants and vendors about the biggest challenges facing the M&E and tech industries. Responses covered the management of customer expectations, dealing with the fallout from the streaming wars, biases in competition and regulations, a lack of knowledge sharing around sustainability, IP engineering/technical issues, managing costs in ...
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VideoNAB 2024: Perifery on the death of the monolithic archive
Jonathan Morgan, Senior Vice President of Product and Technology at Perifery, explains how the industry is shifting from problematic offline/nearline archive technologies to cloud-based storage solutions.
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VideoNAB 2024: How Important are the likes of NAB and IBC
IBC365 caught up with a panel of industry voices on the importance of getting the global community together, ‘everyone in one place’ at shows like NAB and IBC.
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VideoNAB 2024: What are the biggest disruptors in M&E?
IBC365 rounded up industry experts at NAB to hear their opinions on the areas with the most disruptive impact on the M&E sector.
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VideoNAB 2024: Telestream on cloud-based workflows and GenAI
Simon Clarke, CTO at Telestream, explains how the company is developing GenAI-powered solutions, such as a workflow tool that uses natural language, to help save customers money.
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VideoNAB 2024: GenAI and remote workflows at the fore for AWS
GenAI is causing the biggest disruption for the M&E sector according to AWS’s Nina Walsh. As a result, AWS is focused on helping customers to optimise their workflows and drive down costs. AWS is also set to showcase its full range of GenAI capabilities at IBC in September.
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VideoNAB 2024: Ross Video recognised for green tech developments
This year, Ross Video collected an NAB Excellence in Sustainability Award for its Ultrix Carbonite Hyper-Converged Production Platform. Maryam Tse, VP, Engineering Product Development, Ross Video, talks green credentials, improving standards, cloud-based workflows, and the launch of a new AI-powered tool.
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VideoNAB 2024: Jennifer Way, Farmerswife
Remote working has presented a whole host of challenges for businesses with a global presence. Farmerswife presents a number of solutions to help distribute resources and improve team collaboration.
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VideoNAB 2024: Net Insight on the dangers of using IP media and how to mitigate risk
David Edwards, Product Manager at Net Insight runs through some of the company’s products to help navigate the unmanaged internet for media distribution.
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VideoNAB 2024: IP-based technologies take centre stage, finds LTN
IP-based workflows dominated at NAB and have now reached a level of maturity where they’re no longer considered experimental, according to Brad Wall, CTO at LTN. As business models change, LTN has developed IP-based tools to suit these new requirements.
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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.
