Across M&E, executives report that their teams are continuing to “shore up” remote workflows to better prepare for whatever lies ahead.

In its report following CES 2023, Parks Associates finds that Smart TVs now represent the most important point in the connected home.

Flexibility, cost-efficiency and work-life balance are among benefits.

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

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

New encoders are aimed at broadcasters expanding remote production for live events including sports, concerts and interactive TV shows.

New survey from remote production tech firm Teradici finds that the widespread adoption of working off-site will continue post COVID-19.

Haivision’s new Broadcast IP Transformation Report shows that tight budgets are hampering some plans to migrate to IP and cloud technology.

The UK’s Digital Production Partnership published its first “Going Live & Remote” report, defining five models for producing live content.

“I think the most difficult question of these times is, how can we achieve a production quality we want to give to our rights holders and how can we manage not to have COVID impact the quality we deliver?”

“The team was really spread around the world,” explains Bexel/NEP’s Rod Allen. Shooting took place in Las Vegas, while “our loggers were in Australia, [the post] team was in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, our technical consultant was in the Philippines and management was in the UK.”

This summer’s sports broadcasting schedule means a new dawn for 5G, a technology that promises to revolutionize live production.