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It was ten years ago, in the fall of 2012, that NBCUniversal opened a new international broadcast center in Stamford Connecticut, as the home for NBC Sports. It served as a way to consolidate its growing employee base and the production activities of a number of physical assets the network owned in Colorado, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York City, and Philadelphia.
AI, primarily Machine Learning (ML), is driving progress in the evolution of the UI (User Interface) for TV’s and other consumer devices, alongside other aspects of the overall UX (User Experience).
Machine learning and other aspects of AI are being used increasingly for various aspects of content management, including classification of assets and generation of metadata as the basis for future actions. ML is also being used on live content, especially user generated, for compliance and enforcing content moderation rules.
In television, ‘talent’ isn’t just the people in front of the camera. Everyone working at a station needs talent, dedication, initiative, and team spirit to succeed.
Ned Soseman, our resident expert on the regional US TV market and NextGenTV, shares his own personal perspective and some anonymous insight from those working in regional US TV stations, on what happened in 2022 and what the coming year may bring.
Machine learning is touching just about every aspect of TV production, pre and post, in studios, large venues and remote sites. It is cutting costs of many routine operations while also opening new possibilities from archives to live.
To support its expanding premium sports rights portfolio and channel count, Malta’s communications services company, GO, has implemented a complete playout and media management architecture from Imagine Communications.
TAG Video Systems has released a series of upgrades, enhancements and added support to its Realtime Media Monitoring Platform fortifying its position as the perfect monitoring solution for live production environments.