Rohde & Schwarz outlines a multicast approach to transmitting live and on-demand video that leverages expanding 5G networks.

AI is considered an essential new tool in the progress towards future video compression technologies, but the next few years will be dominated by the transition to existing standards including AV1 and VVC.

The current one-to-many model of video streaming is not fit to cope with the real-time two-way demands of interactive applications.

The live streaming industry is turning to edge computing to help reduce latency and bandwidth costs and keep up with customer demands.

IP-enabled workflows for remote video production will allow broadcasters to cut costs and innovate new ways to create and consume content.

Kantar’s new survey of home entertainment trends confirms the economic crisis is helping to pave the way for ad-funded business models.

NextGen TV company ARK Multicasting demonstrates an end-to-end commercial content delivery network from source to the far edge.

The broadcast industry is at a crossroads, forced to choose between retaining their linear platforms or fully committing to streaming.

What is a pop-up production? When did the M&E industry start using the term and the techniques it represents, and why? NAB CTO and EVP Sam Matheny and Marco Rota, […]

Bitmovin’s Stefan Lederer discusses the current state of the streaming industry at IABM’s BaM Live! Evolving Media Economics forum.

The advent of the metaverse creator economy has generated a flood of new jargon — learn what it means and how it’s all interconnected.

Intel announces plans to experiment with multiple streams of High Frame Rate High Dynamic Range 8K and even 16K at the Paris Olympics.