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NewsIBC2023 Innovation Awards: Israel, Portugal, UK make Content Everywhere shortlist
The key objective for entries seeking to be included on the IBC2023 Innovation Awards shortlist is to demonstrate transformative innovation addressing a real-world challenge.
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Daily News
Virgin Media UK picks Amagi and 24i for FAST channels
Cloud-based SaaS technology provider Amagi, in collaboration with 24i, the video streaming user experience expert, announced that UK telecoms, media and internet company, Virgin Media, has used its integrated solution to launch and monetise a new line-up of themed free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels on Virgin TV.
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Daily News
M2A Media expands into North America
Cloud-based live video specialist M2A Media, has expanded into North America, as it seeks to serve a growing international customer base.
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Daily News
Edgio collaborates with Canadian Hockey League
Edgio announced its collaboration with the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) to provide an integrated platform for the delivery of live and on-demand hockey games broadcasts across Canada.
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Industry Trends
The benefits and challenges of cloud playout
Playout is the technology used in broadcasting to effectively transmit media content to target audiences. It has been gradually moving to the cloud for a number of years, as notably illustrated by Discovery Communications in 2018 when it moved playout of 300 channels to the cloud using technology from Amazon ...
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Daily News
M2A Media wins Japan rugby deal
Cloud-based video specialist M2A Media announced that The Japan Rugby Football Union (JRFU) has chosen it to transition live video workflows to the public cloud.
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Daily News
Amagi buys Streamwise, raises US$100m
Cloud-based technology specialist Amagi has acquired Streamwise, an early stage data aggregation and reporting platform for content distributors.
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Industry Trends
Hybrid cloud operational models: Focus on service quality grows as ‘cloud fears’ lessen
While some media organisations are moving completely to the cloud, it appears that a judicious hybrid of on-premise and cloud-based infrastructure will be the preferred route for many broadcasters for some time to come, writes David Davies.
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Industry Trends
Cloud-based supply chains: Discipline required
The challenges of migrating to and operating within cloud-based supply chains are substantial, but increasingly essential to navigate, according to the expert panel gathered for the recent IBC Webinar, titled Cloud-Based Supply chains.
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Demo: How to build your own live digital show in the cloud
IBC2022: Grabyo is a SaaS platform that is accessed using a web browser. Grabyo Producer is its cloud-based production control room, multiviewer and audio mixer. Using Producer, production teams can mix live video feeds, VOD assets and graphics, host remote guests and distribute live streams to all broadcast, social, digital ...
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The convergence of linear & streaming
IBC2022: In partnership with Women in Streaming Media, this session takes a view on the industry-wide migration to cloud-based software. As broadcasters are looking to create infrastructure of the future, what are the focal points in building your tech stack?
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Inside Media.Monks global AWS-based virtual production team
IBC2022: Over the past two years, digital-first marketing and advertising company Media.Monks has assembled a team of broadcast veterans that now make up a global AWS-native broadcast and production team. Using cloud-based technology and innovative solutions throughout the pandemic and beyond, the Media.Monks team can meet client demands that reflect ...
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Transforming in-flight entertainment: closing the content supply-chain gap from 90 to 2 days
IBC2022: In-flight entertainment is a key passenger experience touchpoint, but getting studio content onto planes traditionally takes 60-90 days. Hear how castLabs and Lufthansa Systems are removing friction to help airlines achieve ready-to-view entertainment faster. With the SaaS cloud platform, ABOVE, a joint venture between castLabs and Touch Inflight Solutions, ...
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Industry Trends
IBC2022: The Hottest Themes and trends of IBC2022
The IBC2022 Show ended on a high earlier this week, after four days of high-quality networking, more than a thousand exhibitors, and some robust analysis of the wider industry from some of the biggest names and brands in the M&E world. Here we take a look at some of the ...
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Balanced computing: Choosing the right balance between on prem, edge and cloud deployments
IBC2022: Simply put, ‘Balanced Computing’ is about choosing the right combinations of hardware and software and deploying them in a balanced way between on-prem, edge and public or private cloud. In this session, our panel explain how this approach is ideally suited for large event productions where rights-owners are required ...
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Content Localisation – One Event for Many Markets
IBC2022: Ian Cockett, GVP Engineering and Technology at Warner Bros. Discovery, and John Carter, Director of Business Development, Live Sports, from Grass Valley, talk about Warner Bros Discovery use GV AMPP to produce remote live events for multiple audiences in multiple languages, why cloud-based production was key to their implementation, ...
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KPN: Taking bold action to power innovation
IBC2022: Learn how KPN supercharged innovation while navigating their journey to becoming a cloud-first organization. Leveraging Accenture Video Solution (AVS), KPN has re-invented their TV operating model and reduced the time required to make new ideas a reality for their audience, while continuing to optimize core efficiencies. In this ...
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Industry Trends
MovieLabs announces initial 2030 Vision Showcase case studies
MovieLabs, the tech joint venture of major Hollywood motion picture studios, has announced its chosen case studies that it believes are advancing the industry and reinventing the media creation ecosystem.
