Reports

Tech Papers 2019: TV 2 Norway overhauled its entire broadcast and OTT production pipeline by implementing an IP-based playout and centralised service bus architecture, streamlining workflows and cutting staffing by 30%.

Tech Papers 2019: Globosat and Samsung Brazil successfully delivered 4K UHD HDR live streaming with Dolby Atmos for all 56 matches of the 2018 FIFA World Cup via a dedicated Smart TV app, overcoming technical and distribution challenges.

Tech Papers 2019: This ethnographic study explores how urban Indian children aged 8–13 engage with media across traditional and digital platforms, deriving emotional and social "media learnings" through participatory culture, transmedia narratives, and hybrid viewing habits.

Tech Papers 2019: This paper explores how Full Duplex DOCSIS (FDX) and Extended Spectrum DOCSIS (XSD) can be combined to deliver scalable 10G-capable cable networks using both Node+0 and Node+x architectures.

Tech Papers 2019: This paper explores how adapting a live music automation tool (CuePilot) for orchestral PTZ camera control enables high-quality, low-cost, multi-camera live streaming of symphony performances with reduced crew and greater scalability.

Tech Papers 2021: This paper proposes using the standardized DAB Encapsulation of DAB Interfaces (EDI) format to stream full-featured digital radio services over IP, enabling seamless, hybrid radio experiences across broadcast and internet platforms.

Tech Papers 2019: This paper presents the state-of-the-art integration of Extended Reality (XR) in 5G networks, highlighting how 5G’s high bandwidth, low latency, and edge computing capabilities enable immersive XR applications and ongoing standardization efforts in 3GPP and MPEG.

Tech Papers 2019: In this paper, Nokia Technologies presents the world’s first implementation of the upcoming MPEG standard for video-based point cloud compression.

Tech Papers 2018: This paper explores how serverless cloud computing can reduce operational overheads and optimize resource usage in TV service operations, using a Pay-Per-View use case as illustration.

Tech Papers 2018: This paper presents the XVC codec, a software-defined video compression format that delivers high compression efficiency, lightweight decoding, and a simple licensing model suitable for modern mobile and streaming applications.