At IBC2025 in Amsterdam, Avi Saxena, Chief Technology Officer, Warner Bros. Discovery and Simon Farnsworth, CTO, ITV, explained how they are having to adapt their traditional broadcast operations for a new era of viewing habits and the rapid evolution of AI.
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Netflix pioneers production innovation
AT IBC2025 in Amsterdam, Victor Marti, Head of Production for Spain and Portugal, Netflix, and cinematographer Migue Amodeo, Exeecutive Producer and Visual Designer, Vancouver Media, showcased how the streamer is using innovative production techniques to help tell stories.
Future Tech: Deepdub to display AI-powered voice applications
Oz Krakowski, Chief Business Development Officer at Deepdub, will display the company’s AI-powered self-service dubbing platform and voice application programming interface (API).
Interview: Twelvelabs to demonstrate semantic content discovery system
Soyoung Lee is Co-Founder and Head of Go-To-Market at Twelvelabs, a company developing multimodal AI foundation models for video understanding.
Smart ways to navigate the changing media ecosystem
At IBC2025 in Amsterdam, Media Cartographer Evan Shapiro set out his latest Media Map and gave his perspective on how the media landscape is changing. Alongside Theresa Wise, Chief Executive, Royal Television Society, he discussed the smart plays to succeed in the new streaming and creator era.
YouTube’s Justine Ryst: “Come in the spaceship and reinvent the way we think about content”
AT IBC2025 in Amsterdam, Grace Boswood, Director of Technology & Distribution, Channel 4, and Justine Ryst, Managing Director, YouTube France, explained how their collaboration is working. Channel 4 is one of the broadcasters adapting the way they interact with audiences in a rapidly evolving media consumption landscape, with a shift in the way content is consumed in the living room.
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