Supporting creativity with artificial intelligence

With the demand for content only increasing as organisations tailor their offerings to the individual consumer, AI is providing powerful tools to enable creative industries to keep pace

AI is providing powerful tools to enable creative industries to keep pace with personalised content

Miami Heat, Disney and Universal join Microsoft at IBC

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Organisations will discuss production in the cloud and how to engage with fans

International Broadcasting Convention Showcase

IBC

8-11 September 2020; virtual event

Visitors can explore the latest industry innovations and access forward-looking media content

Microsoft is helping to transform the fan experience

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As new technologies allow greater insights into the interactions sports fans have with their teams and favourite players, sports organisations are personalising their offerings for the individual

Sports organisations are using technology to personalise their offerings for the individual

Microsoft to continue discussions on possible TikTok purchase

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Satya Nadella has spoken with President Donal Trump about security concerns

MPP Global research shows media firms struggle with involuntary churn

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Survey found that technology and expertise investments can improve customer retention

Microsoft helps musicians replace gigs with online performances

Re:Surface will enable fans to experience, collaborate and engage with live, virtual concerts

Microsoft and Verizon Media are transforming the media industry

Cloud computing solutions like Microsoft Azure are helping content creators and broadcasters deliver seamless customer experiences

Cloud computing solutions are helping content creators deliver seamless customer experiences

Angelina Jolie and Microsoft create children’s news show for BBC World

My World aims to deliver high quality unbiased content to expand young people’s global views

How the cloud is driving success for media firms

Bob De Haven, Microsoft’s general manager of worldwide communications and media, explains how media firms like Disney are embracing the cloud and outlines how he believes the industry will leverage technology in the future

Microsoft’s Bob De Haven explains how firms like Disney are using the technology

KKBOX chooses Microsoft Azure for streaming services

The cloud platform will help improve media security and quality while reducing costs

Why modern media is a ‘survival of the fittest’ scenario

The race is on for today’s broadcasters, who face huge competition when it comes to attracting both audiences and advertising revenue. Success will come to those who break free from legacy infrastructure

Broadcasters can attract audiences and revenue by breaking free from legacy infrastructure

AI is transforming media and entertainment possibilities

Machine learning and more is helping people find TV and film choices suited to their moods

SK Telecom and Microsoft partner to drive Korea’s gaming industry

The companies will use 5G and the cloud to enhance the customer experience

Broadcast Bionics is on a journey from data to knowledge

While radio produces a huge amount of media content each day, the channel isn’t as compatible with modern, digital technology as it could be. Broadcast Bionics is working to change this

The organisation is working to make radio more compatible with modern, digital technology

LiveArena Broadcast Room: the virtual director

A huge amount has changed in broadcasting over the last 20 years. Pontus Eklöf believes that, thanks to the proliferation of artificial intelligence and machine learning, there’s lots more exciting things to come

Pontus Eklöf believes that broadcasting has a lot more to offer with AI and machine learning