Greg Loose, Head of Media and Entertainment at Veritone, discusses a variety of media and entertainment trends, including:
- COVID-19’s impact on M&E and how things will change in 2021: Greg believes that being able to produce content, especially editing and post-production work, using remote and cloud utilities is going to be a necessity.
- Leveraging existing content to satisfy consumer demand: With more and more people at home wanting to consume more and more content, content creators have been tasked with making unique, compelling content to satisfy that need while also overcoming production difficulties to remote work.
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This opening session sets the scene for the day. Ben Vandenberghe, CEO at Skyline Communications, talks about his views on the most important issues faced by content and technology companies when designing media supply chains.
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This panel puts a spotlight on understanding consumers, something that has become increasingly important for creators of content and experiences in recent years. Consumer demand for entertainment services has radically increased during lockdowns, but what are consumers looking for? Have remote working challenges led to a degradation of quality standards at media companies? Does quality consist of providing great images, a seamless experience or relevant content? In this session, we interview some experts on the topic to decode viewing habits during lockdown and understand whether some of the new trends emerging in this period may have led to long-standing changes to what consumers are looking for from creators of content and experiences.
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What is putting M&E businesses at risk and how can they effectively protect their media assets against the growing ransomware threat?
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Join the Cloudian and Storage Made Easy teams for a demonstration of a remote media workflow utilizing industry tools. Skip the boring webinars and opt for a slide free interactive learning experience.
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Join Cloudian, Cloudfirst, and Ergonomic Group to learn how to create the foundation for a future-proof archive solution.
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Many media companies have a lot of different media content (video along with photos) that very often ‘’lie on the shelves collecting dust’’. Mostly because it requires a lot of time, money, and staff to have control over thousands of assets. Using modern MAM and CDN technologies you can not only get control over your valuable assets, save money in handling them and use them in sales and marketing but also monetize your archive and earn money.
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We propose to build a portal-based, pay-as-you-use media ‘engine’ into our video switches at BT Tower. Live content feeds coming through the switches could be captured in 24-hour segments, stored for 10 days and have metadata automatically generated. Content could be easily found using keywords, no action would be missed if events run on longer, and rights holders have sufficient time to fetch clips retrospectively.
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During this session we will discuss how to use AI content tagging to optimize video services content catalogue, making it easily searchable, and their content discoverable
We will speak about New AI-driven Content Search and Discovery Strategies and how we are successfully applying them in an innovation project for the National Spanish Broadcaster RTVE.
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As SVOD providers continue to multiply, users are increasingly required to navigate numerous apps on multiple devices in order to access what they’re looking for. How did TV platform Freesat tackle this problem to stay relevant with its new 4K ready set top boxes and provide a seamless, joined up viewing experience? And how, with the prospect of IP channels on the horizon, will Freesat continue to keep a ‘streaming savvy’ audience engaged?
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