Once upon a time, production and delivery were independent of one another, but today’s fragmented device landscape, personalized delivery experiences and performance demands are forcing convergence. Today, delivery itself is an ecosystem, and it has a direct effect on production decisions.
Appear has been selected by FOX Sports as a strategic technology partner to support the next phase of its live sports production infrastructure. By deploying Appear’s X Platform, a high-capacity, ultra-dense, low-latency media processing and gateway platform, FOX Sports is building a unified foundation to support remote production, premium live events and large-scale IP workflows.
In an increasingly complex multi-screen landscape, ‘Content Operations’ covers a lot of ground.
With so many broadcast vendors jumping on the cloud compute bandwagon, this comprehensive collection of articles is especially timely.
CentralCast, the centralized master control facility for U.S. public media, is offering media processing and video delivery efficiencies for more than 170 public media channels by collaborating with Harmonic.
Efficient delivery of future video services to mobile requires collaboration and compromise between broadcasters, cellular operators and makers of chipsets for smartphones and other devices. As research continues into combining broadcast, multicast and unicast delivery without incurring too much cost and complexity, it leaves broadcasters still up in the air over mobile delivery.
Yospace, a leader in Dynamic Ad Insertion (DAI), has surpassed 10 billion one-to-one addressable advertisements stitched in a calendar month. The total figure was 11.6 billion, significantly up on recent monthly traffic of around 9 billion and a 35% increase YOY.
Appear and Corus Entertainment have announced a major nationwide modernisation of Corus’ news contribution architecture, replacing legacy leased circuits with an IP-based approach, using SRT as the primary transport protocol across the network’s affiliates, news bureaus and operational hubs.