IABM Journal 115
Published Q1 2021
Journal is the IABM Magazine released every quarter that covers hot topics within the industry. It is distributed at major shows, posted to IABM members and posted online for all members to view.
News Data Snippets
News Data Snippets from BaM Live!
The Evolution of News & Sports Broadcasting in a Post-Pandemic World
2020 was quite a different year for us all – and we all had to adapt in different ways. Appetites for news and sports reporting grew more than ever as people were forced to stay at home – but what challenges were presented to those producing the news – and how were these challenges addressed – and what have we learnt from these experiences?
Case Study with Wildmoka and Asharq News
Wildmoka and Asharq News discuss their vertical streaming solution.
Case Study with Vimond and TV2
Case Study with Vimond and TV2 around the News App that they developed.
Interview with Sky News and ITV News
A panel session featuring executives from leading news organizations explores how they are responding to the disruption caused by the pandemic, and the increased thirst for news it has brought. What technologies and workflows have they adopted to keep delivering amid all the movement restrictions, and will these be sustained when the world returns to some kind of normality?
How News is Navigating the Storm
IABM Head of Digital Ben Dales interviews Morwen Williams, Head of UK Operations at BBC News about the challenges they faced with moving to remote working, new technologies they have used and what their purchasing priorities are for 2021.
Head in the Clouds: Flexible Development and Payment Models Panel
In this panel discussion, we examine the benefits and challenges of cloud economic models with Synamedia and Google Cloud.
Journal 115
Published Q4 2020
Journal is the IABM Magazine released every quarter that covers hot topics within the industry. It is distributed at major shows, posted to IABM members and posted online for all members to view.
The Future Trends of News Production
The newsroom of 2020 is a very different beast from that of 2010s. Especially in the current climate. Rapid and disruptive changes are happening, so how do we understand the future of newsrooms in such a dynamic time?
Most importantly, let’s consider how newsrooms have evolved from those of the past. Broadcasters need to listen up when it comes to their technological need in order to future proof workflows. Non-linear working, file based systems, social media, citizen journalism, AI, the cloud, the ability to work remotely, have all been disruptors to the old standard.
As a systems vendor, we have had to adapt our approach to ensure we’re helping our customers stay ahead of the curve, and optimise our offering to ensure newsrooms are working in 2020, and beyond. As journalists are required to do more and more, with less budget, amongst other things, this means establishing proper professional tools to navigate the disruptive elements. This means ensuring broadcasters and journalists workflows are time and cost efficient, along with brand agnostic.
