Big budget nature documentaries are always a hit, but the critters in our own back yard can make just as compelling viewing.

The NBA isn’t just about great basketball. The league is building great online content, too.

The new HyperX Esports Arena at the Luxor in Las Vegas went online last year for high-quality esports tournaments – so high-quality broadcast gear was brought in.

CABSAT, the Middle East’s largest broadcast tradeshow, will feature a new esports showcase. The region has a huge audience for esports and not much localised esports content, but may be about to change.

Next-generation newsrooms are as small as your kitchen table and as big as the whole wide world. Sony’s Media Backbone Hive is the glue in a new interconnected way of doing reporting.

Android TV is becoming a de facto option for many operators. But this glosses over the necessary integration of software with key hardware, and the customised UI needed to differentiate and secure each operator.

Video can enhance entertainment spaces, turning a day out into a rich media experience.

Choosing a content discovery engine for your online video business requires the same personalisation and care that you would want to pass on to your customers.

Choosing a content discovery engine for your online video business requires the same personalisation and care that you would want to pass on to your customers.

Red Bull’s Gaming Sphere in London has been built to create a flexible and responsive hub for esports events and streaming. It also may be the future of broadcast facilities.

When Team Sky partnered with network blending firm Dejero for the world’s biggest cycle race, the result was a win for both sides.

What is a brand? How is it different from just another company, churning out widgets? And why, in the digital age, is it important to start behaving like a brand and building the prestige and influence of that brand with video?

Glue aims to improve conference calls by using VR avatars to represent body language and non-verbal communication.

Back in 2013, Biarritz-based skate fans Romain Violleau and Rémi Chasles found themselves frustrated by what a fiddly task it was to isolate and share YouTube moments of their favourite skateboarders performing tricks.

iKast uses blockchain to offer an independent rights management marketplace, complete with verification.

The idea for Showtag came to founder Ewald Bos almost eight years ago as he attempted to track down a pair of sunglasses that a character had worn in the …

Belarus is now home to more than a hundred tech start-ups, which were galvanised recently by a decree from the country’s five-term President, Alexander Lukashenko, who promised its IT industry …

Frustrated with the number of steps he needed to take to use an online TV voting app, Kaius Meskanen started to sketch more user-friendly screens while he was waiting for a connecting flight out of Istanbul airport.

Milan-based Metaliquid was spun out of Italian consultancy Metreta, which collects data by combining IT deep learning with artificial intelligence across a number of different markets.

From the SoCal coast, a new kind of company has emerged that fuses content creation with app development and live video streaming.

Paul Bojarski came up with the basic principles for co-viewing technology, Watch Together, while heading up MTV’s ad operations in Buenos Aires. 

Mobile gaming is having its moment, thanks in part to the launch of triple-A gaming sensation Fortnite, which its publisher Epic Games released on console, iOS and Android simultaneously.

As a former brand manager at Coca-Cola and Unilever, Jonas De Cooman has seen how advertising and marketing strategies have evolved to target a new generation of customers.

The rise of Netflix and Amazon, and the decline in linear TV viewing, is forcing content owners to reassess their routes to market.