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Technicolor Exec: HDR More Significant for Broadcasters than UHD in U.S., For Now
Technicolor continues to make strides with the implementation of its High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology, as U.S. broadcasters continue to embrace HDR in general more widely than U... More
Sundance Institute Looks to Western Digital
With the 2018 Sundance Film Festival winding down, data storage firm Western Digital is celebrating a major success. That’s because the Sundance Institute has begun using West... More
Scaeva Technologies: Rethinking the Science of Content Protection
Content theft continues to plague the media and entertainment industry. And Scaeva Technologies is looking at new ways to tackle the problem. Steve Curd, president and CEO of Sc... More
Special Report: What You Should Know About Meltdown and Spectre
Widespread news reports about recently-discovered security vulnerabilities known as Meltdown and Spectre have many M&E security executives looking for answers about how severe ... More
CES 2018: Dolby Touts Growing Industry Adoption; Cisco Spotlights Cloud, Security Innovations
LAS VEGAS – At the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Jan. 9-12, Dolby is touting the growing industry adoption of Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision that’s being broadly seen acr... More
CES 2018: CTA Expects Major Growth for AI in 2018
LAS VEGAS – Artificial intelligence will play an increasingly significant role in the technology sector in 2018 and beyond, expanding to new devices and applications even outside... More
Veritone Sponsors AI Exhibit During Its First CES
Cognitive analytics firm Veritone is coming out strong for its first-ever CES appearance. The Costa Mesa, Calif.-based company is the official sponsor of the 2018 CES Artificial... More
ISE, HGST Talk Storage Security at Content Protection Summit
Erik Weaver, global director of media and entertainment market development for Western Digital’s HGST, looks at the storage needs for the industry today, and sees some solutions ... More
Content Protection Summit: NexGuard’s Nakano Looks at Piracy’s Costs
Earlier this year, Nagra, the content protection sister company of watermarking specialist NexGuard, came up with an interesting figure around piracy: Take one out of four people p... More
Convergent Risks: Everything You Wanted to Know About GDPR (But Were Afraid to Ask)
The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) represents the biggest shakeup to European privacy laws in more than two decades, but it’s not just European media and entert... More
PwC Survey: Executives See Higher Cybersecurity Stakes
Executives around the world are getting better at acknowledging the risks posed by today’s cybersecurity threats, yet companies at large may still be unprepared to deal with them... More
Content Protection Experts: Owners Need to Improve Screener Process
It’s imperative for studios, networks, indie distributors and other organizations to make their content available to critics, and when sending out pre-release content to those re... More
Content Protection Summit Keynoter Tackles Modern Data Challenges
Victoria Espinel, president and CEO of BSA The Software Alliance, sees the software industry going through more than one major transformation today, one being that software compani... More
Vistex Manager: Simple Contract Management Tools are More Important Than Ever
As the number of non-traditional video content distribution platforms continue to expand, having a set of easy-to-use content and contracts management tools are more important than... More
Box CEO: More Customers Looking to ‘Retire’ Legacy Content Management Systems
Box continued to see momentum in new customer wins during its third quarter (ended Oct. 31) as the company expanded its artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) initi... More
Premiere Digital: Connecting the Dots for Content Owners
Since its start nearly a decade ago, Premiere Digital’s mission has been to simplify global media distribution for content owners, digital distributors and broadcasters large, sm... More
HPA Inducts New Class of Young Entertainment Professionals
When the Hollywood Professional Association (HPA) launched the inaugural Young Entertainment Professionals Program (YEP) in 2016, the goal was simple: attract and mentor young peop... More
OpenText CEO: Company’s ‘On Track’ with Recent Acquisitions, Making AI Strides
OpenText is “on track” with its plans for the three key acquisitions that it made over the past eight months and is also making strides with its Magellan artificial intelligenc... More
HITS Fall: Azure, Sohonet Tout Benefits of Cloud Bursting, Remote, Real-Time Collaboration
As media and entertainment (M&E) companies increasingly turn to the cloud for their content distribution and storage needs, remote, real-time collaboration and cloud bursting are a... More
HITS Fall: LiveTiles Futurist Examines the Workplace of Tomorrow
LOS ANGELES — George Muir, futurist for digital workplace software firm LiveTiles, looks ahead to the not-so-distant future, and sees more than one dramatic change on the horizon... More