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Cybercrime: A Looming Global Threat By Ramki Sankaranarayanan published 23 January 18 In today’s hyper-digital world, vulnerabilities are everywhere—buried in web applications, concealed in networks, hidden in servers, embedded in endpoints.
The Need for Speed in a Changing Media Landscape By Mike Nash published 22 January 18 We are living in the video era—the staggering statistics on video growth make that abundantly clear.
Get Ready For Fake News 2.0 By Phil Kurz published 17 January 18 News in general, but television news in particular, has been on the giving and receiving end of “fake news” accusations at least since the 2016 campaign season.
Was the Incentive Auction Necessary? By Doug Irwin published 16 January 18 If you work in either radio or TV and are about to embark on a “repack” project (as I am) then what you are about to read may not seem very amusing at all.
The 360-Degree News Video Siren Song By Lynn Kenneth Packer published 12 January 18 The 360-degree, virtual reality video melody is so alluring that it has enchanted the likes of the Associated Press, New York Times, CNN, The Washington Post and many other major news outlets
Lessons From the OTT Revolution By Simon Trudelle published 21 November 17 We are witnessing a dramatic change in the way people consume content.
A Holistic Approach to Automation By Greg Dolan published 15 November 17 Workflow automation. Whenever anyone uses these words in a sentence, my eyes start to glaze over, so I don’t blame you if you’re feeling woozy.
The Times They Are ‘A-Changin’ By Mark Myslinski published 31 October 17 Bob Dylan made the phrase famous, but the Emmys in 2017 were a testament to the evolving palate of a new generation of viewers tapping streamed content and not tuning into traditional broadcast TV.
