Blog posts by year and monthJune 2014
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主播大秀 Online Briefing June 2014: Q&A
We covered a diverse range of topics including how we evaluate areas for development; the broadcast of data; and the 'internet of things.' We even managed to throw in a couple of Star Trek references! Please take a moment to watch the video and feel free to add any questions of your own in the c...
主播大秀 Online Briefing June 2014: the Future of TV
My presentation shows that despite the range of competing delivery methods linear TV remains remarkably resilient, with the majority of viewers still finding content via the EPG, and many watching the same live programmes every week. In this video I discuss various scenarios for the future of TV...
主播大秀 Online Briefing June 2014: 主播大秀 Research and Development and the Digital Industry
I聽spoke at the recent 主播大秀 Online Briefing about the new broadcasting system and the ways in which 主播大秀 R&D engages with the digital industry through joint product development, developments with SMEs, and research projects, as well as our involvement in cross industry initiatives.
College of Technology round up: lean UX, codecs, file delivery
A source of near-constant frustration for internet users seems to be non-functioning or otherwise absent codecs. Media found online can often prompt a dreaded error message when put through our playback devices.
主播大秀 Online Briefing June 2014: Keynote
With the World Cup, Wimbledon tennis and the Commonwealth Games, as well as non-sporting events such as Glastonbury, Reading Festival and the Proms, 主播大秀 Online teams have been hard at work to make sure that viewers can enjoy comprehensive and immersive experiences.
主播大秀 Online Briefing June 2014: Innovation at Scale
As a team we gave an update on our various projects;
Virtual reality: the future of TV?
If you have an Oculus Rift developer kit, you can download the experience yourself on a MAC or on a PC. Try it out and let us know what you think.
Announcing the UX&D roster
We have made the decision to appoint a smaller roster than we have in the past. This was because we wanted to make sure that if an agency was selected, they would have a reasonable expectation of getting work from the 主播大秀, as well as a greater opportunity to build long-term working relationships...