Microsoft and Warner Bros have collaborated to successfully store and retrieve the 1978 Superman movie on a piece of quartz glass that is roughly the size of a drinks coaster

Fortuitously timed to coincide with FEED’s enterprise video special, Kaltura has published its survey of how companies are approaching video 

Audiences are willing to watch advertising, but you have to choose your moment

Last year’s SportsPro OTT Summit in Madrid said improving the fan relationship is the top goal

FEED attended last year’s Rory Peck Awards where journalists risking it all for the truth are honoured – and remembered

Sunset+Vine delivered a comprehensive host broadcast solution for Kipchoge’s 1hr 59min 40sec marathon

This month, a (hypothetical) space technology company we’re calling “Tuskie Works” asks our experts how to create an internal video channel and use video to boost morale, productivity and even loyalty

Blizzard raised the ire of esports fans when it banned a player for political protest. When sports become inseparable from intellectual property, what place is there for free speech?

When a high-end video technology company decided it needed a corporate comms solution, it decided to put its own tools to the test

Corporations are putting video at the centre of their internal communications and the tools to do it are becoming easier to use and access

Australian broadcaster Network 10 is using cloud services to make its live video transport more efficient and cost-effective

We look at bringing digital video to the world of board games, tabletops and tokens with Shut Up & Sit Down founder, Matt Lees

Zappar develops interactive packaging and promotional materials to engage consumers in a new way

Didja started life as a mobile app that allowed users to clip the best stuff on TV, but the VCs who invested in the company were after a stronger idea to realise the potential of the platform they had invested in

One of the rising stars at last year’s NAB trade show: a virtual clipping company which hails from the education sector

Motion capture: Technology previously associated with big-budget movies is migrating to esports

GAME THEORY: NexD has had enviable success for blue-chip companies such as Samsung, Adidas and Nissan

HoloMe is a London Bridge-based start-up that Amstutz founded in 2017, producing AR software for creators and brands that allows people to exist in hologram-like form

Streamix is a multi-camera live streaming and cloud-based video mixing application for smartphones for people without high-level production skills or big budgets

Holographics is a start-up that evolved out of the Amsterdam-based video production firm, Stream My Event

 Ameen Abdulla is the CEO and founder of Soundwhale, a creative platform that allows users to control their mix for videos

Rippla’s aim is to bring concert streaming away from computers and mobile phones and back into the venues

Danish-born, London-based Michael Moss had identified was a need in the market for an AI-driven media-editing tool that analyses existing content and cuts it down into teasers for show promotion, which could be personalised according to user preferences. 

In Start-up Alley, we take a look at an  machine learning algorithms for OTTs