Tech Paper 2022: This paper explores hybrid 4G/5G models for mobile TV sports production to optimize efficiency and reduce costs.
ABSTRACT
The evolution of 4G / 5G technologies is continuously improving network capabilities and expanding service scenarios: this represents an interesting opportunity for broadcasters in shaping the future media landscape. Indeed, it paves the way to promising solutions in different sectors, including the shooting of live TV events on the move. Specifically, new horizons are outlined in the framework of both content production and contribution by means of cooperative deployment options, based on a close synergy between broadcast and mobile technologies.
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