introduction the connected world supplement The IBCConnected World @ IBC2011
‘Connected world’ products and services will be a key focus of exhibits at this year’s IBC. This supplement looks, in general, at this technology and the business models it supports, and includes the Official Guide to the IBC Connected World (Hall 13 at IBC2011). The revolution in the CE industry, combined with explosions within IP-based and broadband distribution technologies, are driving new
consumer viewing habits and the ability to consume content over any device, any time, anywhere. The IBC Connected World unites previous IPTV, broadband and mobile technologies, to provide organisations with the opportunity to highlight
technology innovations from a consumer content experience perspective, whilst demonstrating how the broadcast industry can embrace new digital technologies to deliver the ultimate connected viewing experience. In addition, the Connected World Business Briefings discuss and debate how developed and emerging disruptive technologies find their place
within the overall broadcast industry value chain, together with the commercialisation of multiple platform content delivery and associated new business models. IBC is the premier annual event for professionals engaged in the creation, management and delivery of entertainment and news content
worldwide. Building upon this foundation, The IBC Connected World showcases the leaders and companies who demonstrate how new and developing connected technologies and connected devices can deliver the ultimate connected content experience, whilst leveraging the commercial opportunities enabled within the Connected World environment. Cisco’s move to The IBC Connected World - as Platinum Sponsor - clearly demonstrates that this sector is the focus of the largest, most experienced and most professional companies operating in the wider broadcast market.
Neil Nixon Editor IBE
In this issue: S4 The IBC Connected World: Exhibition Business Briefings S6 The IBC Connected World: Stand by Stand Guide S14 The IBC Connected World: List of Exhibitors & Floorplan S16 Connected TV: the young pretender? by Joe O’Halloran. S18 Multi-screen TV: so much more than video on new devices by Simon Frost, Ericsson. S20 OIPF: driving change by The Open IPTV Forum. S22 Infinite content, infinite possibilities: what does OTT enable for pay-TV? by Jonathan Beavon, NDS. S24 Developing workflows for multi-platform TV by Kirk Marple, RadiantGrid Technologies. S26 Automation and multi-platform delivery by Neil Maycock, Snell. S28 Strategies for adaptive bitrate streaming by Alex Dobrushin, Wowza Media Systems.
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This is Part II of The Connected World Supplement, incorporating the Official Guide to The IBC Connected World at IBC2011.
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