Tech Feed
FEED Staff - February 16, 2020
NewTek has just released an updated NDI-based hardware solution for new broadcasters
FEED Staff - February 12, 2020
As over 50 solar-powered cars whizzed through the Australian Outback, a wide-reaching moveable LAN streamed the epic event live to the other side of the world
FEED Staff - February 3, 2020
This white paper is ideal for streaming service providers and C-level leaders who want to cost-effectively stream live sports to stay competitive
FEED Staff - February 3, 2020
Sony’s cloud-based newsroom tools are empowering the fight for factuality
FEED Staff - February 1, 2020
Using AWS CloudFront, NativeWaves provided a harmonised multiscreen experience of the MotoGP races in Austria
FEED Staff - January 17, 2020
Professor Noel Sharkey, an expert in the field of AI, has urged the UK government to ban the use of all decision algorithms that could lead to bias
Michael Burns - January 16, 2020
At its Adobe MAX event, the creative software giant looked to a mobile-first, influencer-driven future
Neal Romanek - January 16, 2020
Sonic Presence has developed a recording solution that gives creatives a point-and-shoot way to capture immersive, spatial audio
FEED Staff - January 15, 2020
Immotion has announced it has signed contracts in the past week with the London Eye, a further four aquariums and with its first European zoo partner
FEED Staff - January 10, 2020
Cloud, plus a good API, is going to change the way you produce and deliver content
Adrian Pennington - January 10, 2020
Cloud microservices promise to change how we do broadcasting. How far along the journey are we?
FEED Staff - January 7, 2020
Griffith Observatory finds a rendering solution in AWS Thinkbox for its latest Planetarium show, Signs of Life
Content Focus
Chelsea Fearnley - February 14, 2020
The Brit School gets a new TV studio, kitted out with the latest Blackmagic gear to take students from home-made to high-end
FEED Staff - February 10, 2020
It promises a personalised, ambient sound-space in perfect sync with visual storytelling. But just how does this still-experimental audio tech work?
FEED Staff - February 8, 2020
It’s not easy being green – but we have no choice if we want to have a liveable future
FEED Staff - February 2, 2020
Practical trials of 5G broadcast are paving the way for a new,
more efficient way to do live broadcasting
Neal Romanek - February 2, 2020
Saving the planet means looking beyond efficiency and technical tweaks
FEED Staff - January 31, 2020
US public broadcaster PBS is rejuvenating its workflows with help from the cloud and AWS Media Services
Neal Romanek - January 31, 2020
The digital world is a bigger contributor to the environmental crisis than most of us realise. Can it change itself in time?
FEED Staff - January 17, 2020
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
FEED Staff - January 17, 2020
Fortuitously timed to coincide with FEED’s enterprise video special, Kaltura has published its survey of how companies are approaching video
FEED Staff - January 16, 2020
Audiences are willing to watch advertising, but you have to choose your moment
Neal Romanek - January 16, 2020
Last year’s SportsPro OTT Summit in Madrid said improving the fan relationship is the top goal
FEED Staff - January 16, 2020
FEED attended last year’s Rory Peck Awards where journalists risking it all for the truth are honoured – and remembered
Start-Up Alley
Ann-Marie Corvin - February 5, 2020
Antourage aims to enable football clubs or leagues who own video channels to manage and authorise who can stream, and to where
Ann-Marie Corvin - February 3, 2020
Media Distillery offers a suite of AI-based products to help with search, recommendations, a better UI and easier monetisation
Ann-Marie Corvin - January 17, 2020
Zappar develops interactive packaging and promotional materials to engage consumers in a new way
Ann-Marie Corvin - January 15, 2020
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
Ann-Marie Corvin - January 13, 2020
One of the rising stars at last year’s NAB trade show: a virtual clipping company which hails from the education sector
Ann-Marie Corvin - December 11, 2019
Motion capture: Technology previously associated with big-budget movies is migrating to esports
Ann-Marie Corvin - December 10, 2019
GAME THEORY: NexD has had enviable success for blue-chip companies such as Samsung, Adidas and Nissan
Ann-Marie Corvin - December 6, 2019
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
Ann-Marie Corvin - December 5, 2019
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
Ann-Marie Corvin - December 3, 2019
Holographics is a start-up that evolved out of the Amsterdam-based video production firm, Stream My Event
Ann-Marie Corvin - November 13, 2019
Ameen Abdulla is the CEO and founder of Soundwhale, a creative platform that allows users to control their mix for videos
Ann-Marie Corvin - November 13, 2019
Rippla’s aim is to bring concert streaming away from computers and mobile phones and back into the venues
Genius Interviews
FEED Staff - January 31, 2020
Stuart Almond is Sony’s head of Intelligent Media Services and one of the Sony Professional Solutions’ most public faces. He talks to FEED about the astounding rate of change in the media technology industry and the importance of putting people before tech
FEED Staff - January 10, 2020
Martin Boudot is a French investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker. Recently, he teamed up with director of photography Mathias Denizo for Paraguay: Poisoned Fields
FEED Staff - December 11, 2019
Andrea Barrica is founder of sexual health site O.school – and people just can’t get enough
FEED Staff - December 9, 2019
Erika Lust is an icon of feminist porn filmmaking, she makes the films she would like to watch herself – but in a world of mass piracy, her artisanal approach …
FEED Staff - December 3, 2019
Vualto provides video on-demand services for big broadcasters and big government. FEED talks to company co-founder Camilla Young about the history of streaming, VOD developments and getting more girls into IT
FEED Staff - November 4, 2019
Dr Taha Yasseri from the Oxford Internet Institute discusses the influencer economy and how ‘group think’ affects us more than we like to admit
FEED Staff - October 9, 2019
Geert Lovink is a Dutch activist and writer on digital technologies. His Sad by Design book is a collection of essays on the evolving – or devolving – state of our digital reality
FEED Staff - October 8, 2019
Sabina Hemmi is co-founder and CEO of Elo Entertainment, the company behind gaming data sites Dotabuff, Overbuff, Fortbuff, Artibuff and Trackdota. She talks to FEED about being a tech entrepreneur, the beauty of data and negotiating sexism in the games industry
FEED Staff - July 29, 2019
The Weather Company’s editor in chief and global head of video, Greg Gilderman, and executive editor of Weather.com, Kevin Hayes, on providing climate information through video, podcasting and raw data
FEED Staff - July 8, 2019
We continue the exploration of our round table content management scenario with an in-depth analysis from one of the world’s top film archivists.
FEED Staff - June 18, 2019
Brian Scheil’s production company started during the early days of streaming. A firm believer in LiveU streaming technology, he is now called on to stream live content in high-profile and data-challenged environments
FEED Staff - May 16, 2019
Nonny de la Peña has been called the ‘godmother of VR’. She talks to FEED about the power of VR to transmit real life experiences and ways of making VR creation more accessible