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NewsEditorial Director Chris Shaw to leave ITN
ITN Editorial Director Chris Shaw has announced he will be leaving the company after 25 years.
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Daily News
Accedo supports ITVX launch
Video software provider Accedo revealed that it worked with UK commercial broadcaster ITV to develop its new integrated advertising and subscription-funded platform, ITVX.
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Daily News
Red Bee Media appoints James Arnold as new CEO
Media services provider Red Bee Media has promoted its chief commercial officer James Arnold to the position of CEO, replacing Steve Nylund who announced his departure from the company at the end of 2022.
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News
Sir Damon Buffini appointed deputy chair of BBC Board
The BBC has named Sir Damon Buffini as Deputy Chair of the BBC Board, and appointed Gary Newman, Ian Griffiths and Claire Hungate to its Commercial Board.
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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
World Cup 2022: ITV and BBC share technical production for first time
The BBC and ITV have historically shared the broadcast of World Cup matches but the World Cup 2022 in Qatar is the first time the two have joined forces on production, reports Adrian Pennington.
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Video
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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Video
Sustainability in news and sport operations
IBC2022: Through being forced to implement remote capabilities in 2020, broadcasters have found new ways of bringing live content to viewers through powerful virtual production suites. Not only does this create technologically enabled efficiencies in workflows, but it allows for a smaller on-the-ground footprint. The speakers on this panel ...
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Daily News
Narrow bandwidth Eclipsed for US Open tennis
Bandwidth availability for wireless cameras is under increasing pressure, as authorities assign frequencies to more lucrative uses, and broadcasters seek to increase numbers of cameras at events, such as this week’s US Open tennis in Queens, New York, which finished today.
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Daily News
Ai-Media targets Europe for growth
Captioning, subtitling and localisation specialist Ai-Media is making its debut as an IBC exhibitor this year as the company steps up efforts to target non-English language broadcasters in Europe.
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Video
Demo: Delivering optimal customer experiences in the golden age of content
IBC2022: As competition for attention continues to intensify, broadcasters must proactively deliver engaging content and viewer experiences to attract, retain, and grow audiences. However, as a result of siloed data and inadequate customer insights, many struggle to deliver on personalisation and suffer from wasted marketing spend and churn. Hear from ...
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Daily News
IP-Mesh Backbone centralises control of wireless devices
DBS IP-Mesh Backbone lets broadcasters centralise control of their wireless devices on a single RF channel.
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