A new report from media asset management system Iconik shows that audio assets are a major driver of the growing demand for cloud storage.

Despite already exceeding their budgets in 2022, the majority of organizations will spend more on expanding cloud storage capacity in 2023.

Containing nearly 10,000 VFX shots, post-production on the first season of “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” was enabled by AWS.

Amid inflation, supply chain woes and rising energy costs, Media & Entertainment companies must be able to adapt to digital convergence.

A new guide from file transfer specialist Signiant outlines the main criteria for moving assets into and out of the cloud.

In 20 years most broadcasters may well have moved to a cloud native workflow, but in the meantime we need to work with the hybrid approach.

Cloud-based production has emerged as a technology and service combination whose time has come, and its role will only grow larger.

Tools developed by Google and the like have turned us all into information hoarders, but may actually devalue the very data we seek to keep.

Incorporating AI and machine learning with media management can help companies monetize media assets more efficiently.

A trio of US broadcast station groups discuss the implications of cloud-based workflows accelerated by COVID-19.

Global revenue for Digital Rights Management in Media & Entertainment is pegged to grow at a compound annual rate of 16.5% through 2028.

As digital natives, a significant percentage of college students are opting to employ the “bucket system” over structured file directories.