Broadcasters and content providers have an incredibly dim view of the cyber security posture of media technology vendors according to a DPP report titled ‘The State of Media Technology Security 2024.’
In today’s issue we bring you the latest from the IBC Conference, including Sky, Channel 4 and the BBC exploring the future of tech, and Damien Viel of Banijay Entertainment discussing how to capitalise on the innovation AI offers. IEEE BTS looks at the potential impact of 5G Broadcast on mobile TV, while AWS explores large-scale event delivery. We also share all the latest product launches from the IBC showfloor.
Now in its 30th year, EVS Broadcast is keen to illustrate how it has expanded and diversified beyond its original focus on replay technology.
Data compression specialist V-Nova is supporting the MPEG-5 LCEVC showcase for the third year at IBC2024. It’s also expanding its presence by participating in the all-new AI Tech Zone in Hall 14.
One of the largest media conglomerates in the Arab region, United Media Services (UMS) is to showcase its latest achievements in terms of harnessing technology, reaching new audiences and competing with rivals in its session today (15 September) on the Showcase Theatre.
Telecoms and broadband professionals who are members of The Society for Broadband Professionals (SCTE) will have access to a new user-focused mobile app which makes accessibility of information from the society easier than ever.
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IBC is seeing the global debut of enhancements to the wXcked Eye monitoring UI from IEX-owned swXtch.io, offering visibility down to the packet level for enhanced monitoring and QoS.
Serving as both an extensive monitoring and control solution and a network management system, Amphinicy Technologies’ latest offering, Monica, offers broadcasting companies, teleport operators, and integrators effective channel management.
Audio sales and services specialist Trew Audio has announced the acquisition of professional audio supplier Pinknoise Systems.
After years of development and spectrum policy work, Sennheiser is using IBC to unveil a digital wireless ecosystem boasting the world’s first bidirectional wideband technology.
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