Stan Moote (CTO, IABM) hosts a debate on the Future of the Broadcast & Industry.
Panellists:
Jean-Pierre Evain (Principal Project Manager, EBU)
Mike Palmer (Chief Technology Officer, Masstech Innovations)
Dominic Stone (Media Entertainment and Games, DELL EMC)
Andrew Davies (Director, Media & Entertainment EMEA, Diversified)
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Hosted by Stan Moote (CTO, IABM), this panel discusses some of the latest trends in the Broadcast & Media industry ahead of their Future Trends Presentations hosted at the IABM Future Trends Theatre.
Panellists:
Matthew Goldman (Senior Vice President, Technology, MediaKind)
Bea Alonso (Director, Product Marketing, Dalet)
Andrew Rayner (Chief Technologist, Nevion)
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Moderated by Allan McLennan, Chief Executive, PADEM Media Group
Panellists:
- John Canning, Executive Producer, Digital Domain
- Bob Fung, Director of Product Management, NETINT Technologies
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Moderated by Stephane Cloirec, Senior Director, Encoding, Transcoding and Distribution Product Lines, Harmonic
Panellists:
- Adam Hotchkiss, Co-founder & Vice President, Product, Plume
- Hervé Creff, Business Development Director, Broadpeak
- Todd Erdley, CEO, Videon
- Nikolai Keychenko, Sr. Director of Product Management, Verimatrix
- Yiannis Andreopoulus, Professor at UCL
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The future of influence in the broadcast industry is deeply rooted in its storied past. From the town crier to the printing press to the early radio and TV broadcasts: the influence of information delivered by all variety of technologies is strongly dependent on how the citizens—these biological, physical, social human beings—experience it. In this panel, we explore the varied intersections of the human (physical, psychological, biological) and the technological. Can AI create digital humans so realistic that humans accept them as influencers? Can influence be quantified in the science of biomarkers? How will the next generation of technologies interacting with human senses as integral as sight and touch change the metrics of influence? As we look into the future, we take a moment of deep reflection that humans are deeply rooted in their own storied past, defined substantially by evolutionary biology.
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Andy Beale (Chief Engineer, BT Sport), Simon Littler (Head of Studios and Post-Production, Timeline Television) & Jerome Wauthoz (VP Products, Tedial) discuss how to create a sophisticated sports media production environment
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Streaming is changing the advertising landscape. Brands and agencies today are forced to contend with dynamic ad creation and insertion, non-linear viewing, multi-device consumption, new business models, ad fatigue, and evolving user expectations. Under those circumstances, how do you maximize revenues through new data-driven ad-targeting capabilities, while understanding the true ad preferences and experiences of consumers? Harness the new streaming data-driven advantage by capitalizing on unmatched levels of real-time, continuous, targetable information. Keith Zubchevich, Chief Strategy Officer at global streaming analytics and intelligence leader Conviva, demystifies streaming ad measurement and optimization, helping you tackle tech barriers, and showing you how to avoid data overload. Learn the secrets used by leading streaming video advertisers and publishers to improve campaign performance, increase yield and monetization, and deliver customer experiences that grow brand engagement and the bottom line.
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The near future of the cloud for M&E is Multi-Cloud, Server-less and SaaS. On the horizon, there’s also potential for no workstations on premise at all; with users working remotely over a 5G connection via zero client or web browser! We’ll see a competition between edge micro data centres and fog computing too. Discover the future of the cloud for businesspeople and technologists and next steps to learn more about the cloud of today and tomorrow.
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The last 20 years has seen tremendous evolution of video compression technologies. Advancements such as dual-pass, statistical multiplexing, and software migration, have increased the performance of compression, enabling better video quality and offering dramatically increased bandwidth efficiency. This presentation discusses a new round of cutting-edge improvements that are being made to video compression for broadcast and OTT applications by leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI). The session outlines the history of video compression, examines the myriad benefits of AI for video compression, while providing thoughts on future possible evolutions, especially with regards to standards development. Viewers will learn how AI can be utilized by service providers to reduce deployment costs and open up new revenue opportunities.
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Session chaired by Stan Moote (CTO, IABM)
Panellists:
- Pat Griffis, President, SMPTE
- Mike Palmer, CTO, Masstech
- Andy Davies, Director, Media & Entertainment EMEA, Diversified
- Dominic Stone, Account Manager/Business Development, Dell Technologies
- Jean-Pierre Evian, Principal Project Manager, Technology and Innovation Department, EBU
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