Grid List Latest articles by Andy Stout IBC2014: Second Screen Seachange? By Andy Stout 4K: Hurry Up & Wait By Andy Stout Andy Stout on Phase 1 and Phase 2 of 4K 2014 FIFA World Cup: Game Change By Andy Stout The last time the world gathered itself together for the FIFA World Cup, the second biggest tournament on the global sporting calendar after the Olympics, all the talk was of 3D. World Cup Coverage to be a Game-Changer By Andy Stout The last time the world gathered itself together for the FIFA World Cup, all the talk was of 3D. This time round it’s likely that there won’t be a single frame captured in the format. Olympics Broadcasters Stress Multiscreen Experience By Andy Stout Staging the Olympics is all about hitting a moving target far in the future. Second Screens, Out of the Trough! By Andy Stout Just two years ago, people started talking about the iPad and labelling it as “totally disruptive,” which just means that it will change everything. Today, it both has and it hasn’t. Big Data—What to Know By Andy Stout One of the standout topics for this year’s IBC has nothing to do with broadcast technology on the face of it, but everything to do with measuring audience responses in the newly connected world. IBC Focus Shifts From 3D to 4K By Andy Stout At IBC2012, no less a 3D proponent than James Cameron warned against a forthcoming battle between 3D and Ultra HD. Broadcasting London 2012 By Andy Stout Host broadcaster OBS serves all platforms to bring Summer Olympics to the world Taking Seven into the future By Andy Stout Up and running in all markets, Seven is currently doing about 12,000 switches a day out of Melbourne Quantel's generationQ servers at Sky News Australia By Andy Stout A look at how Sky News Australia used Quantel's generationQ technology to edit, store and present news material. The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy, including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READMOST SHARED1Creamsource Releases CreamOS 1.2.0 Firmware Update2Ampersand Launches Its Total TV Measurement Solution3CATS Ltd. Takes Clear-Com’s DX210 System into the Wild4New NAB Ad Campaign Emphasizes the Importance of Local Broadcast Journalism5LPTV Industry Endorses Local Journalism Sustainability Act1Creamsource Releases CreamOS 1.2.0 Firmware Update2Ampersand Launches Its Total TV Measurement Solution3CATS Ltd. Takes Clear-Com’s DX210 System into the Wild4New NAB Ad Campaign Emphasizes the Importance of Local Broadcast Journalism5LPTV Industry Endorses Local Journalism Sustainability Act
2014 FIFA World Cup: Game Change By Andy Stout The last time the world gathered itself together for the FIFA World Cup, the second biggest tournament on the global sporting calendar after the Olympics, all the talk was of 3D.
World Cup Coverage to be a Game-Changer By Andy Stout The last time the world gathered itself together for the FIFA World Cup, all the talk was of 3D. This time round it’s likely that there won’t be a single frame captured in the format.
Olympics Broadcasters Stress Multiscreen Experience By Andy Stout Staging the Olympics is all about hitting a moving target far in the future.
Second Screens, Out of the Trough! By Andy Stout Just two years ago, people started talking about the iPad and labelling it as “totally disruptive,” which just means that it will change everything. Today, it both has and it hasn’t.
Big Data—What to Know By Andy Stout One of the standout topics for this year’s IBC has nothing to do with broadcast technology on the face of it, but everything to do with measuring audience responses in the newly connected world.
IBC Focus Shifts From 3D to 4K By Andy Stout At IBC2012, no less a 3D proponent than James Cameron warned against a forthcoming battle between 3D and Ultra HD.
Broadcasting London 2012 By Andy Stout Host broadcaster OBS serves all platforms to bring Summer Olympics to the world
Taking Seven into the future By Andy Stout Up and running in all markets, Seven is currently doing about 12,000 switches a day out of Melbourne
Quantel's generationQ servers at Sky News Australia By Andy Stout A look at how Sky News Australia used Quantel's generationQ technology to edit, store and present news material.
