Media Tech Intelligence Briefing: Outsourcing Globalization
This Briefing focuses on analyzing the challenges of media globalization as large streaming services continue their geographical expansion.
CP Cases reaches 50-year milestone
It was been a long and interesting road to the 50-year milestone, a journey that we are proud to share in this momentous year.
Challenges of Managing Risk and Complexity in Modern Content Workflows
Alex Timbs, Senior Business Development Director at Dell Technologies talks to James Bourne, Cybersecurity Auditor and Assessor at Groundwire Security.
Fireside Chat with Liz Davies
Diversified's Liz Davies joins Alex Timbs for this Fireside Chat.
Customer Case Study – 21st Century production with agile methodologies
Like a Photon Creative was formed in 2012 by Kristen Souvlis and Nadine Bates based in Queensland, Australia. They are a multi-award-winning and internationally acclaimed production company specialising in developing and executing content for children.
In Conversation with Videon
In this IABM TV interview, we are joined by Todd Erdley, President at Videon to hear how they are transforming and impacting the streaming market and the opportunities that are available.
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.
Dell Technologies – Push and Pull Marketing, Content Mapping, Measuring Results
In this IABM TV video, we catch up with Kami Periman, Senior Advisor, Solutions Marketing at Dell Technologies | Infrastructure Solutions Group for a detailed discussion around measuring ROI.
In Conversation with LiveU
We are joined by Ronen Artman, Vice President, Marketing at LiveU to hear more about their recent acquisition by private enquiry firm Carlyle and what it means for the company.
No Gap Protection: Securing Content & Mitigating Risk through Collaboration
In the media and entertainment world, content is king and central to your business model – critical investments and revenue that must be secured. Content piracy is nothing new and the pervasive idea that “piracy is not a serious crime” still writes it off as nothing more than user misbehaviour. Commercial piracy today is a full-time job, stealing and reselling for profit, driving significant illegal business activities. The numbers speak for themselves: the value of pirate video services will exceed US$67 billion by 2023, according to Parks Associates.