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The Future is P2P

April 24th, 2024

With streaming video use growing in every part of our lives, the endless building of new CDNs is becoming an unsustainable proposition. A greener...

Sustainable Journeys

September 20th, 2023

Six organisations, six unique journeys; each in search of a future where a notoriously carbon-intensive industry can reduce its impact on the environment

Sodium for a sustainable future with Salt-E Dog

May 31st, 2023

Anton/Bauer unleashes the future of sustainable film and TV production. But how effective is the Salt-E Dog power generator for the media and entertainment...

Green shoots of a vibrant industry organisation

January 11th, 2022

A new media industry trade organisation known as Greening of Streaming has brought together streaming tech companies to collaborate on sustainability

What is the WaterBear Network? | Environmental impact of streaming

May 15th, 2021

The WaterBear Network aims to turn the streaming revolution into a sustainability revolution

Wellbeing: Shooting for zero

January 8th, 2021

No one can say now they don’t know how to make a production sustainable. Bafta’s Screen New Deal report gives clear instructions on how...

Riding on the sun

February 12th, 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...

Power struggle: How green is streaming video?

October 23rd, 2019

The streaming video ecosystem is less green than we all suppose. And it's going to get worse very quickly.

On the scene: the tech behind live weather reporting

July 24th, 2019

Whether it’s tornadoes, floods or fires, extreme weather is being tracked in real time by journalists using bonded cellular technology

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