All Monetise articles – Page 5
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VideoIBC Digital 2021: Ways to build, engage and retain online audiences
Building and retaining an audience is essential to the success of all broadcasters, video service providers and content creators. This 2021 session looked at a variety of different approaches to attracting and growing audiences.
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VideoIBC Digital 2021 Interview: Taking streaming services global with ZEE5 Global’s Archana Anand
Archana Anand, Chief Business Officer, manages the digital platform for the international business for ZEE5 Global, the leading brand for South Asian content, with a platform that boasts around 200,000 hours of South Asia content. She describes how she is working to take ZEE5 Global, tackling the US market and ...
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VideoIBC Digital 2021 How Future Market and Technology Trends will define the Home Device Market
2021 was an exciting time for the home device market, with more content and services being streamed into DTVs, Set-top boxes (STBs) and OTT devices than ever before.
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VideoIBC Digital 2021: Five minutes with: Edgecast
Darren Lepke, Head of Video Product Management at Edgecast, shares the company’s priorities for 2021 and discusses how these responded to emerging industry trends. He also considers the next phase of innovation for streaming.
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VideoIBC Digital 2021 Interview: BBC R&D team wins IBC 2021 Technical Paper Award
BBC R&D’s Hannes Ricklefs, Lead Architect, and Juliette Carter, Project Engineer, explain the principles behind their team’s My PDS app and supporting architecture that allow users to have greater control of their own data when using different media and other services.
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VideoIBC Digital 2021: What’s Next for OTT & D2C?
The 14 years since Netflix first introduced a streaming service last year coincided with the phenomenal growth and acceptance of cloud-based services, associated technologies such as machine learning and artificial intelligence, and ever improving performance in a proliferation of consumer screen devices.
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VideoIBC Digital 2021 DEMO: Transforming the global content licensing ecosystem (Whip Media)
In 2021 with the advent of streaming, the volume of content that is bought and sold had skyrocketed. New streamers have an insatiable appetite for content and sellers of content need to race to satisfy it. The velocity of deal making has also ramped up: streamers want to react to ...
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Video5 minutes with… Ateme
NAB 2022: IBC365 speaks to Ateme Marketing Communications Director Silvia Candido on monetisation, personalisation and meeting colleagues in the flesh.
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VideoIBC Digital 2021 keynote: Interview with STARZ’s Superna Kalle
With the launch of STARZPLAY, another competitive OTT has entered the landscape. In this session Superna Kalle from STARZ discusses their plan for international growth and ensuring that audiences stay engaged.
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VideoIBC Digital 2021 Keynote: HBO Max is here!
Johannes Larcher, the exec in charge of HBO Max’s international roll out talked to IBC Digitial about how he plans for the streamer to reach 190 markets by 2026.
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WebinarWebinar: Blockchain for media
Join IBC365 on-demand to explore why blockchain has been lauded as potentially transforming some elements of the media industry, how it has been adopted so far and what the future holds for the decentralised ledger technology.
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NewsHow cloud, data, AI, and gaming technology transform the media value chain
Media companies are using the cloud, data, artificial intelligence, and gaming technology to become more agile, with a Microsoft session on IBC Digital offering real-world examples of how media companies are optimising their cost structure, creating new revenue streams, and responding to changing audience and advertiser expectations.
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Thought LeadershipQ&A: Maintaining engagement in an era of infinite choice
Producing and protecting exclusive content is crucial to securing future revenues, says John Ward, Executive Vice-President Americas, Friend MTS
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Thought LeadershipHybrid business models set to leverage multiple ways of monetising a service
Different approaches will be required for different stages of the customer lifecycle as the video services market continues to mature writes Michael Lantz of Accedo.
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Thought LeadershipRDK gives operators the tools they need to reduce customer churn
The open-source software enables pay TV operators to develop and launch new, user-friendly services for video streaming and more, writes Gary Hamer, senior vice-president of sales and business development, SmartLabs.
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Thought LeadershipVital to ‘ensure the protection of privacy and intellectual property’ as video distribution evolves
Concurrent stream limiting can help combat password-sharing, whilst AI could be set to have a major impact on content discovery in the OTT market writes Michael Stattmann, castLabs
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Thought LeadershipDriving FAST changes in OTT
With demand for OTT services and content growing at an explosive rate, the market is seeing a rise in FAST services - free, ad-supported TV – that enable consumers to stream content at no cost, if they are willing to accept advertisements writes Krsto Lazić, Sales Manager at iWedia.
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NewsDetermined industry support propels IBC to move ahead with live Amsterdam show
IBC, the world’s most inspiring content and technology event, today confirmed that IBC2021 will take place on December 3-6 at The RAI in Amsterdam. The announcement follows a decision at yesterday’s IBC Partnership Board meeting to continue with the planned event because it can be delivered safely and create the ...
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NewsJames Bond boosts UK cinemas with bumper opening weekend
In a major boost for the beleaguered cinema sector, No Time to Die has notched up the highest opening weekend UK takings of any 007 movie.
