Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are technologies that enterprises across industries have been keenly experimenting with to explore the utility they can bring. Is there AI adoption within the M&E industry? Enterprises are seeking automation and can AI be the solution? Have we cracked the AI code or do we have miles to go? If automation is a goal, it should be a priority even at the current times.
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In this webinar, we’ll explore the power of Digital Nirvana’s AI-empowered MonitorIQ 7.0 that records content from any point in the video delivery chain, and allows operators to record, store, monitor, analyze, and repurpose content quickly and efficiently with a minimum of clicks.
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axle ai is showing how its radically simple browser interface lets your distributed teams search and manage Qumulo scale-out volumes with real-time updates
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In this In Conversation with video, IABM CEO Peter White speaks to Sergeo Van Herck (CEO, EVS) about the recent acquisition of Axon by the company and how this will respect EVS’s PlayForward strategy and how it will complement their live production solutions.
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In this IABM TV interview, Aki Tsuchiya (Founder & CEO, Streamhub) discusses the challenges and opportunities OTT operators are facing in the current climate.
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OTT has become increasingly popular with viewers and is an important form of distribution and revenue generation for broadcasters. As these trends continue, content owners and regulators alike are looking to apply the same standards for video, audio, and captioning to OTT as with traditional television.
For OTT services, broadcast engineers need to ensure compliance and quality of service for live content viewed on multiple devices that rely on multiple ABR formats each with several profiles. Keeping up with this complexity can be daunting, which is why having a unified system for monitoring compliance and identifying issues across all traditional and OTT playouts is critical...
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Majority of us relate 5G to better video reception. And, thus overlook the real potential of video production, distribution and live video experience. Low latency, guaranteed bandwidth, location accuracy are some of the other key benefits that comes with 5G.
Parks Associates Data reports that 41% of US broadband households watch broadcast TV, and 72% subscribe to a pay-TV service that offers live, linear channels. And since this percentage is only going to grow, how can content producers leverage 5G to get a bigger market share?
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Unusual times call for new ways of working. As the COVID-19 crisis deepens, it is becoming obvious that, to maintain business continuity the Media & Entertainment industry must pivot rapidly towards remote collaborative production. While companies across the industry scramble to put together new workflows, it is worth examining some of the successful businesses that have been working this way for years.
The Finish Line, one of the most successful post production companies working out of the UK, is one of them. The facility uses EditShare’s Flow and QScan tools amongst others to ensure that its staff can work collaboratively wherever they’re based in a truly distributed workflow. Its business has been built from the ground up for pop-up and remote post production with a technology-focused facility that centralizes content without all of the expensive glamour associated with high-end finishing. Investments are made into people and technology. It’s a fascinating set up and a fascinating story, as the workflows that have helped them buck the recent crisis were actually established coming out of the global financial crash of 2008.
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We spoke to Nikolai Waldman, CTO new IABM Start-Up member DejaSoft (www.DejaSoft.com), about what inspired him and fellow founder, Clas Hakeröd, to venture beyond running an established, successful post production business into setting up their own technology company, and talked about the challenges and opportunities this has opened up for these two entrepreneurs.
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The global economic outlook remained subdued over the past quarter due to an economic downturn in Europe and prolonged trade disputes between China and the US. After strong growth peaking at close to 4% in 2017 and at 3.8% in early 2018, global economic growth slowed notably to 2.4% in 2019. The current situation reflects a confluence of factors affecting major economies: economic activity in Europe remains modest as a result of weakness in trade and manufacturing, while China’s growth rate is expected to fall below 6% this year for the first time since 1990, according to the World Bank.
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