
Jenny Priestley
Jenny has worked in the media throughout her career, joining TVBEurope as editor in 2017. She has also been an entertainment reporter, interviewing everyone from Kylie Minogue to Tom Hanks; as well as spending a number of years working in radio. She continues to appear on radio every week and occasionally pops up on TV.
Latest articles by Jenny Priestley

Best of Show Awards at IBC 2019—Entries Open
By Jenny Priestley published
TVBEurope category is home to all broadcast/media and entertainment technology products and solutions

AT&T launches 5G in Las Vegas
By Jenny Priestley published
Will we see 5G being used at NAB in April?

Free Webinar: Tracking the Trends from the 2019 NAB Show
By Jenny Priestley published
Free webinar will review some of the most important media technologies and new products showcased at the NAB Show.

‘A Fantastic Portfolio Augmentation’: Telestream Acquires Tektronix Video
By Jenny Priestley published
Telestream CEO Scott Puopolo speaks exclusively to TVT sister publication TVBEurope.

IBC Opens Submissions for Technical Papers
By Jenny Priestley published
Conference looking to increase diversity of speakers.

Over 50 per cent of global viewers stream content on their mobile weekly
By Jenny Priestley published
Figure is edging closer to those streaming via TV.

RCF Group acquires DPA Microphones
By Jenny Priestley published
DPA provides microphones for the broadcast, theatre, live and studio markets

Comcast's Sky Bid Could Lead to a Global OTT Service
By Jenny Priestley published
Analyst suggests Comcast is more interested in OTT possibilities than satellite

NEP UK Creates First Super-Slow Live Camera
By Jenny Priestley published
Uses 4K equipment from Grass Valley and Vislink

Belden/Grass Valley Acquires Snell Advanced Media
By Jenny Priestley published
Belden has completed the acquisition of Snell Advanced Media (SAM).

IBM Leverages AI for Watson Captioning
By Jenny Priestley published
IBM has announced the launch of Watson Captioning, a new AI-driven subtitling service.

BBC Launches Its First-Ever AR App
By Jenny Priestley published
Civilisations AR has been developed by BBC Research & Development and Nexus Studios to accompany the BBC's new arts and culture series, Civilisations.

New Report Predicts Netflix Could Buy TV Channels
By Jenny Priestley published
The annual Nostradamus Report, which speaks to key figures within the TV and film industries, has predicted Netflix will look to buy TV channels within the next five years.

Sony CEO Steps Down
By Jenny Priestley published
Sony CEO Kaz Hirai has announced his intention to step down as of April 1

Ericsson sells Media Solutions to One Equity Partners
By Jenny Priestley published
One Equity Partners will become the new majority owner of Media Solutions business with assets and staff transferring to a new independent company when the deal closes in the third quarter of 2018.

Instagram Surpasses Facebook for TV Engagement
By Jenny Priestley published
Instagram has taken over from Facebook as the top social media platform for TV engagement.

Discovery to shut London playout hub
By Jenny Priestley published
Discovery plans to shut its West London playout hub as it moves to the cloud, with the loss of 100 jobs.

FIFA to provide teams with in-match video during World Cup
By Jenny Priestley published
Will allow teams to track positional data for each player and the ball

Netflix Reveals Recommended Smart TVs for 2018
By Jenny Priestley published
The annual list aims to help Netflix customers navigate which sets work best with the streamer.

BBC 'in talks' with MLB to air London fixtures
By Jenny Priestley published
New York Yankees are due to play Boston Red Sox next June.

Report: TV to represent 80 per cent of global video ad spend by 2023
By Jenny Priestley published
Strategy Analytics report estimates global TV ad spend to be more than $210B in five years.

Cisco's Service Provider Video Software Solutions Business Sold
By Jenny Priestley published
The new company will include Cisco's Infinite Video Platform, cloud digital video recording, video processing, video security, video middleware, and services groups.

Facebook Begins AV1 Trials
By Jenny Priestley published
Social network is delivering AV1-encoded video over MPEG-DASH on Chrome Canary
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