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In Conversation with Mo-Sys

In this IABM TV interview, Mike Grieve (Commercial Director, Mo-Sys Engineering Ltd) discusses hybrid virtual technology & the launch of Cinematic XR.

In Conversation with Platform Communications

After recently releasing a report on why dynamic analyst relations is pivotal to business success, Platform Communications' Managing Director, David Lawrence, talks to IABM TV about how AR is changing and why is it more important than ever.

Content Distribution & Monetization: State of the Industry

This Briefing focuses on identifying the most important investment drivers in content distribution & monetization derived from a mixture of sources, including survey data on technology priorities, company announcements, and financial data.

LED for virtual production in film and broadcast applications

Virtual set technology has experienced a coming of age for both film, broadcast, and events applications. The last two years have resulted in a steep learning curve for virtual production technology, forever changing the way content is made.

The Cost-Effective Path to Meeting All eSports Security Requirements

Today’s eSports service providers are subject to piracy threats similar to those plaguing live-streamed sports. The time has come for wide-scale use of eSports content protection to combat revenue-draining pirate operations.

Surging Success of eSports Intensifies Need for Robust, Affordable Security

The emergence of eSports as a mainstream live entertainment category opens service providers to the piracy threats already plaguing live-streamed sports, leaving the operators no choice but to fight back.

In Conversation with Spicy Mango – July 2021

In this IABM TV video, we are joined by Chris Wood, CTO at Spicy Mango to hear more about the company and his role.

LCEVC – increasing compression efficiency, lowering costs and reducing carbon footprint

We spoke with Guido Meardi, CEO and Co-Founder of V-Nova to understand the benefits of LCEVC video compression and what these could mean for users across Broadcast, Media & Entertainment.