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January 17, 2020

Artificial Intelligence real applications for Broadcast & Media Industries

Courtesy : VSN Media Innovations 

The development of new Artificial Intelligence-based tools has opened the door to new media cataloging, utilization, and monetization possibilities. AI systems such as those of Microsoft Azure, Google or IBM allow the automation of repetitive tasks and processes that would normally require the allocation of greater time and resources, especially in the areas of production, cataloging and media management. How can this technology help us make the most of our resources? We give you the keys to it.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has found its way in the audiovisual industry in the last few years, gaining special importance in the Broadcast & Media industries. The number of solutions including AI systems for the development of editing and media management tasks has increased exponentially, especially the solutions focused on the most repetitive tasks and, therefore, those most likely to be automated.

Broadcasters unite against TRAI's revised tariff order

Broadcasters unite against TRAI's revised tariff order


Mumbai: Top Indian broadcasters shared a stage on Friday to express solidarity against the latest amendments to broadcast sector tariffs by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). Under the aegis of the Indian Broadcasting Foundation (IBF), top executives of Star & Disney India, Zee Entertainment EnterprisesNSE 0.14 % (ZEE), Sony Pictures Networks India (SPN), Viacom 18, Discovery Communications, Turner International, ETV and TV Today Network pointed out how the new regulations wer ..

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