The business case to protect content is clear. Piracy extorts revenues, fosters black-market criminal activity and erodes earnings.

Of course security needs to be secure. But what if security could also enable amazing innovations and new business models to happen?

NFTs give creators new ways to interact with fans, raise money, establish new distribution windows, and sell their movies and TV shows.

TikTok is moving its US user data to a cloud infrastructure in the US run by Oracle, but rumors about China’s access to US data persist.

AI is already so proficient at copying an artist’s work that it won’t be long before filmmakers need to protect themselves from plagiarism.

Seventy-six nations and territories were ranked on the technology, regulations, and talent they use to promote cloud computing services.

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

A new “zero trust” security protocol that includes automated authentication treats the internet like the hostile wilderness it has become.

The carbon cost of streaming, industrialized AI, hybrid cloud solutions, and unceasing piracy are the four biggest tech trends CTOs face.

Live production vendor EVS outlines the pathway to ensuring cyber security in live production workflows.

In 2021 media companies demonstrated solid examples of how machine learning and AI can deliver reduced costs and faster workflows.

SVODs are black boxes when it comes to sharing ratings information, but Hollywood insiders seem sanguine about the lack of transparency.