Social media, Legos, animation and comedy take the stage.

Updates from YouTube’s Brandcast and NFL Chief Roger Goodell’s surprise appearance, also new unskippable ads and AI for advertisers.

Haivision’s latest report finds enabling remote production and transitioning to IP are top investment priorities for broadcasters this year.

An AI proponent refutes arguments that generative AI is unfair to creators but also acknowledges there are legitimate IP rights at stake.

The ASWF’s David Morin explains why the development of a strong software engineering community is critical to the future of film production.

Old-fashioned over-the-air broadcast TV is greener than streaming, according to a a new report drawing on data from across Europe.

A new survey finds operators will commercialize 5G network slicing over the next two years, focusing on enterprise services and live events.

The most cost-effective solution for TV stations and network groups is a reliable Automatic Speech Recognition system, one which guarantees FCC compliance, high accuracy, low latency and native input formats that won’t interfere with existing IT infrastructures.

Squid Game topped the list of non-English language shows in demand among US viewers recently and is part of a wider trend for original stories outside of the Anglo-American cultural hegemony.

It’s easy to say that AI art is becoming indistinguishable from human creations, but aesthetic conventions often give the game away.

Inside Epic Games’ “Broadcast and Live Events Field Guide,” designed for harnessing real-time graphics game engines in live production.

A new report reveals that connected TV surpassed mobile as the channel with the greatest share of global video impressions in 2021.