As live broadcasting migrates to the cloud, how can broadcasters finally eliminate lingering on-prem dependencies and still guarantee that every piece of content reaches the right destination at the right moment? From this question, the fully featured master control room for the cloud was born.
In this episode, Keran Boyd, IBC Accelerator Programme Lead, welcomed: James Taylor, CEO of Insync; David Atkins, CEO of Phrame; and Russell Trafford-Jones, Industry Engagement Manager at Techex.
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Accelerating Innovation Podcast, Ep 2: Stamping Your Content (C2PA Provenance)
When content is bountiful, but trust is scarce, how can broadcasters cut through the noise and keep their audience relationships alive? Rising to a challenge set out by IBC2025 Accelerator Champions BBC and ITN in early 2025, WDR, Sony, and RTÉ had a vision for an open-source tool that could seamlessly incorporate C2PA standards into each step of the media industry’s existing workflows.
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Accelerating Innovation Podcast, Ep 1: Conquering the Air(Waves)
As end-users clamour to get ever closer to the action, how can broadcasters ensure wireless connectivity in the most challenging conditions? For Strathclyde University, Eutelsat Group, and France Télévisions, it was time to take to the sky.
IBC365 Accelerating Innovation Podcast EPISODE 7: Changing the game
Engage with the latest in seamless storytelling and transmedia, captivating new young audiences across all channels including gaming and esports.
IBC365 Accelerating Innovation Podcast EPISODE 5: New audiences, new skills, new tech
Dive into the latest tech solutions, new workflows and new skills that are reshaping the way we work. How are businesses staying on top of the latest trends and experimenting to make the right strategic decisions for business success?
IBC365 Accelerating Innovation Podcast Episode 2: Transformation with a capital T
How do you accelerate innovation within a legacy organisation? Innovation is not always new, but new ways of thinking about the old.
