All Video articles – Page 5
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VideoVideo discussion: Digital content is king
In part two of this IBC365 discussion our panel of experts discuss the key components of creating digital content.
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VideoTelco and media shorts: Christian Harris, Three
Three Head of Digital Entertainment Christian Harris describes the partnerships telcos need in order to maintain customer engagement.
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VideoVideo discussion: The rise of video and the role of telcos
In part one of this IBC365 discussion our panel of experts explore the issue of convergence between the telco and media markets.
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VideoTelco and media shorts: Jean Coffey, Jukin Media
Jukin Media Senior Director of Business Development Jean Coffey talks through the key elements of mobile optimised content.
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VideoTelco and media shorts: Matt Stagg, BT Sport
BT Sport Director of Mobile Strategy Matt Stagg explains the impact 5G will have on the way content is distributed and consumed.
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VideoTelco & media shorts: Paolo Pescatore on the importance of content
Telecoms & Media Analyst Paolo Pescatore on the importance of providing premium content.
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VideoCyber security shorts: Pascal Hetzscholdt, 21C Fox
21st Century Fox Director Content Protection, Europe and Africa Pascal Hetzscholdt on the challenges media companies face in combatting cyber attacks.
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VideoCyber security shorts: Daniel Schatz, Perform Group
Perform Group Chief Information Security Officer Daniel Schatz on how cyber security will evolve and the impact of machine learning.
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VideoCyber security shorts: Mike Loginov, Ascot Barclay Group
Ascot Barclay Group Chief Information Security Officer Mike Loginov on hackers’ motives.
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VideoCyber security shorts: Mark Harrison, DPP
DPP Managing Director Mark Harrison on how to guard against cyber threats without stifling creativity.
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VideoRoundtable: Cyber security - How to deal with the threat to content
For broadcasters and media firms, cyber security threats come from a range of sources, including hackers, government agencies and cyber criminals. In this IBC365 discussion, a panel of experts explore what can be done to protect content and safeguard businesses.
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VideoVideo: Eddie Ferraro, Globecast
NAB 2018: Transitioning broadcast operations to the cloud for flexible and cost-effective services that can be scaled up or down.
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VideoVideo: Keith Lane, NEP
NAB 2018: NEP’s Keith Lane on the ways the industry is making remote production a reality and the cost and quality benefits of adoption.
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VideoVideo: Ben Keen, analyst
NAB 2018: Analyst Ben Keen on the dynamic clash of cultures between internet platforms and traditional broadcasting businesses.
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VideoVideo: Mark Harrison, DPP
NAB 2018: DPP Managing Director Mark Harrison on how interoperable master format (IMF) is the solution to expensive, complex and time-consuming versioning for content creation.
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VideoVideo: Andy Quested, BBC, ITU and EBU
NAB 2018: Andy Quested on the trends across the show floor at NAB 2018, from AI to IP and its applications to international standards and quality control.
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VideoVideo: How will Winter Olympics and World Cup 5G trials shape the future of live broadcast?
Trials in PyeongChang and Russia look set to open doors for new business models and innovation across broadcast, media and entertainment.
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VideoVideo: Kris Hardiman, Ericsson
Ericsson Head of Head of Portfolio Marketing for Europe and Latin America Kris Hardiman on Ericsson’s role in the broadcast sector, changing consumer viewing habits and the impact of 5G.
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VideoSports broadcasting: “90 minutes is never enough”
Whistle Sports Network Managing Director Jeff Nathenson on how social media has changed the consumption of sports with fandom extending beyond live matches.
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VideoVideo: Matt Stagg, EE
EE Head of Media and Entertainment Technology Matt Stagg on the use of premium content by telcos and the ways in which 5G will shape production and delivery.
