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NewsMeta Rolls out Generative AI Tools for Advertisers
Meta Platforms has begun rolling out generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools that can create content like image backgrounds and variations of written text for all advertisers.
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NewsGlobal Streamer Content Spend Up 7% to $42bn
The major global streaming platforms will invest $42bn in original and acquired film and TV content in 2023, according to research by Ampere Analysis.
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Industry TrendsIBC Changemakers Podcast: F1 Cars, a Yellow Bear and Supporting Young People
In episode Seven of the IBC’s Changemaker series of Podcasts, Actors and Changemakers, Lisa Kelly, Head of Content Innovation & Development, Children in Need, BBC, speaks to Nadira Tudor about how Pudsey Bear will be stepping into a sim-rig to drive supercars, and dancing his way through this year’s appeal.
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NewsSports Rights Ownership Fragments as Western Market Spend hits $35bn
Broadcast rights to popular sports competitions are increasingly being split across a growing number of services in major Western markets, according to research from Ampere Analysis.
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NewsAmazon to Introduce Ads for Prime Video Streaming
Amazon Prime Video is to introduce adverts to its streaming service in 2024.
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NewsUK broadcasters team to launch live TV streaming service Freely
The BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 have collaborated on the development of Freely, a new free TV service that will deliver live TV over broadband.
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NewsStreaming homes in Western Europe set to overtake North America in 2024
The number of households taking at least one subscription OTT service in Western Europe is set to surpass North America next year, with the UK and Germany driving much of the growth.
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NewsPact Census: TV production revenues hit all time high in 2022
TV sector revenues reached their highest ever levels in the UK in 2022, according to the annual 2023 Pact Census.
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Technical PapersIBC2023 Tech Papers: Sign Language Interpreter Virtual Human Avatar "KIKI"
IBC2023: This Technical Paper presents KIKI, a virtual human avatar sign language intepreter, the importance of this creation and it’s goals for the future.
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Technical PapersIBC2023 Tech Papers: Recommendations for improving on-demand content, post-broadcast derived from an analysis of minute by minute consumption patterns
IBC2023: This Technical Paper outlines a survey of minute-by-minute audience consumption of radio and television programmes, describes the four main patterns of consumption and the way in which these can be characterised through mathematical modelling.
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NewsIBC2023: Sports streaming - ‘Critical to monetise younger viewers’
A key challenge facing sports streaming services is harnessing the potential of younger sports fans, that was the view of a panel of experts in sports streaming, speaking at the IBC2023 Content Everywhere stage.
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VideoIABM identifies key drivers of change in MediaTech
At IBC2023 in Amsterdam, industry body and IBC co-owner IABM presented its latest research on the key drivers of change in MediaTech. Lorenzo Zanni, Head of Insight & Analysis, IABM, discussed the research findings with Jade Kurian, President and Co-Founder, latakoo, Kishore Ak, CTO, Zee, Aditi Pandey, Head of Vendor ...
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VideoHow broadcasters can win over Gen Alpha
At IBC2023 in Amsterdam, John Olivieira, Publisher, OneWorld, and Matt Risley, Managing Director, 4Studio, Channel 4, discussed the creation, distribution and monetisation of content for Generation Alpha, those born from 2013 onwards.
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NewsIBC2023: Omdia – Value of Gaming IP is Rocketing
At a premium delegate session at IBC2023 in Amsterdam, Maria Rua Aguete, Technology Fellow and Executive Director, Media, Service Providers & Platforms, Omdia, unveiled the research company’s latest report on gaming IP, drawing the audience’s attention to a series of factors that are combining to super-charge the market.
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VideoThe rise of gaming IP across the entertainment industry
At IBC2023 in Amsterdam, Maria Rua Aguete, Technology Fellow and Executive Director, Media, Service Providers & Platforms, Omdia, unveiled the research company’s latest report on gaming IP and the rapid rise of the bonds between games, movies and TV. In particular, she examined how TV show “The Last of Us” ...
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Thought LeadershipWeb3: The next paradigm shift in the entertainment and media industry
The entertainment and media industry is currently undergoing a significant transformation, evoking memories of past disruptions that maintain their impact. Actions like calculated strategic shifts by prominent players, the emergence of NFTs, and the evolving social media landscape driven by TikTok signify the ongoing breakdown of established norms in entertainment ...
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Industry TrendsIFA 2023: Briefcase TVs, Atmos FlexConnect and miniLED panels
IFA is Europe’s largest dedicated technology show, which saw more than 2000 exhibitors gather in Berlin in early September. In 2023, more than 150,000 people attended from over 140 countries Andrew Williams took a tour of the emerging AV tech on display.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Fiona Campbell – Social Listening and Winning Collaboration
Ahead of IBC2023, Michael Burns chats with Fiona Campbell, BBC’s Controller Youth Audience, BBC iPlayer and BBC Three, about what formats win over both teens and under-35s as well as how to cross-pollinate with gaming and social media to grab attention in a distracting world.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Akwasi Ansah: ’You can’t be what you can’t see’
Actor, musician, writer and broadcasting creative director – Akwasi Ansah is a true polymath. As part of IBC’s Changemakers programme, he will explore the inclusive creative vision that propels the broadcasting network he co-founded, Omroep ZWART, writes David Davies.
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Thought LeadershipConsolidation, SaaS solutions and Cloud TV – How Media Services and Telcos Can Embrace Ongoing Trends to Drive Revenue and Keep Up with New Media
The media landscape has evolved dramatically in recent years. Not only has there been a shift in what media we see, how we see it, and who provides it, but media services and the content they facilitate have become thoroughly intertwined with consumers’ means of communication as well.
