We're hugely excited to be growing Caretta Research's international presence, as we welcome Philip Yuen to the team. Philip, who's based in Singapore, has vast experience of working with operators and media companies, helping with industry data and insights. He'll be leading our work in the Asia-Pacific and MidEast regions, building on numerous successful projects we've already delivered for operators, broadcasters, studios and technology vendors there.
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Caretta Research is helping media technology buyers and suppliers make better technology decisions by using real information. We combine decades of experience in the industry with continuous hands-on research and an extensive network of technology buyers and decision-makers to help vendors understand and target their potential market, and to help buyers identify the most-suitable solutions—saving time, reducing risk and lowering costs.
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Join Caretta Research’s buyer network at IBC - International Broadcasting Convention for an exclusive closed-door networking breakfast (⏲️Sunday Sep 15th, 10am at the RAI) for senior decision-makers at top streaming platforms, broadcasters, telcos, and pay TV operators. It's the second networking event we've run – back in March we enjoyed the spectacular views from the Gherkin building in London (photo), and shared some great ideas, insights and tips with technology buyers and users from many leading broadcasters and studios. At the IBC event, it's your chance to swap notes on the most interesting and innovative new products that are catching tech buyers' attention, as well as hearing insights from Caretta Research analysts on the key trends of this year's IBC, and our take on the most important technologies on show. It's a great opportunity to bounce ideas off others considering similar technologies and perhaps get some new ideas about optimising your tech stack and workflows. Places are limited and by invitation only, so please do register your interest here: https://lnkd.in/eNHZtaQR
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A bit of newsroom nostalgia ... but more importantly focusing on how decades of continuous development in news production technology is continuing to evolve. If you work in newsrooms, please take a few mins to share your thoughts on how workflows and tech are evolving ... details in Rob's post below.
Media technology analyst and consultant, co-founder and managing director of Caretta Research
I've worked my way through my fair share of newsroom technology in my time. I first wrote scripts as a teenager on a typewriter, a sheet of BBC-branded carbon paper sandwiched between the yellow top copy and the "black" (blue actually) bottom copy. Progressing to the excitement of Amstrad PCW 8256 word processors, and then on to the legendary (and wonderful) Basys. I can still CMD DUP in my muscle memory (if you know, you know). An embarrassing pic below of my working on my regular 5am shift as breakfast news editor at BBC Radio Humberside, hiding behind said Basys green screen terminal. Then came the earliest hint of digital. We replaced quarter-inch tapes and carts with MiniDiscs. We started moving audio around by compressing to MP3 on a Windows 3.1 PC. And I helped introduce ENPS into the BBC just after the '97 general election. That was my route into media tech – I went off to work with AP for many years on newsroom projects around the world, including one of the earliest digital newsrooms, with the launch of i>télévision in France in late '99 running on ENPS and the innovative Sony Newsbase system (launch pic below, credit Wikimedia Commons/Christian D'Aufin). It was the era that Pinnacle Deko CGs were still controlled by an RS-232 serial cable. That's an era away now, but the fantastic thing about news technology is that the pace of innovation has never lets up. MOS Protocol, desktop video editing, automation, robotics, bonded cellular, the rise of web and social media publishing, and now the huge potential for AI to help – if it's harnessed in the right way. And that leads me to the reason for this post ... I'd really like to hear from colleagues in newsrooms how your workflows are changing, and whether the tech and tools are keeping up. 📝If you're a journalist, director, engineer, camera person, editor, you name it, I'd love to hear your thoughts in the industry survey we're running. We'll share back the results and it'll make fascinating reading. https://lnkd.in/d2mQXd6y
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Some exciting news -- two of the biggest drag queen stars of Dutch TV are joining us at our #IBCPride event which we're hosting along with Quickplay, Evergent Technologies Inc., Google Cloud. Reggy B, from Amsterdam, is known from Drag Race Holland season 2. She's a high energy, all round pop queen who brings fun and joy to the stage, as well as being a great event host and MC. Skyla Versai is a jet setting drag queen and globe trotting businesswoman from New York living the dream in the Netherlands. One of the wittiest queens and best-known drag hosts, she appeared on Dutch TV as a judge in the first season of “Make up Your Mind”. Join us, Reggy B and Skyla Versai, at IBC's newest networking event celebrating our industry's diverstity and LGBTQ+ talent. 📅 Date: Friday, 13 September, 2024 ⏰ Time: 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm CET 📍 Location: The Traveller Restaurant, IBC - International Broadcasting Convention Numbers are limited, and spaces are filling fast, so grab your spot now: https://lnkd.in/dGiMktVH
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Here's a webinar to catch up on, hosted by our own Keran Boyd, along with Rachelle Peterson (who summarises the discussion on streaming strategies below), along with Kasia Jablonska and Mark Harrison. It's available on demand over on the IBC - International Broadcasting Convention IBC365 site.
CEO | NED | Cross Industry Advisor | Mentor | Global Strategic Leadership | Media & Content | Hospitality & Travel Tech | Moderator & Panelist
Absolutely thrilled to have been part of the IBC365 webinar titled “The Streaming Wars 2.0 - Re-evaluating D2C Strategies” with the brilliant Kasia Jablonska and equally brilliant Mark Harrison. The discussion was expertly moderated by Keran Boyd and focussed on the rapid change in the content and streaming ecosystem. This was the perfect lead-up to the IBC - International Broadcasting Convention, it will all be happening in Amsterdam from September 13-16th. Missed the live session? No worries the recording is up on the IBC365 website, so there’s no excuse not to catch up on all the fabulous insights before you travel to Amsterdam for all things content and stroopwafels. #content #strategy #media #b2b #ooh #distribution #streaming #OTT BBC Studios, Caretta Research, DPP, LOQIA Group
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Thanks Evergent Technologies Inc. for the mention - we're looking forward to an amazing event.
Among the many activities the Evergent Technologies Inc. team has in store for the IBC - International Broadcasting Convention 2024, we're particularly proud to team up with our friends at Quickplay, Google Cloud and Caretta Research as co-sponsors for the IBC Pride Happy Hour. Read all about it: https://lnkd.in/e7ENqpSm Always in support of a culture of collaboration, mentorship, and continuous learning, even better when adding in elements of fun, innovation, and valuable business opportunities. 🎉 🎉 The particulars: 📅 Date: Friday, 13 September, 2024 ⏰ Time: 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm CET 📍 Location: The Traveller Restaurant Don't delay - reserve your spot today: https://lnkd.in/g-YGRM4a #IBC2024 #ott #streaming #innovation #monetization #retention #churnmanagement #subscriptionmanagement #subscriberengagement
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Join us with Dalet as we share some insights from our groundbreaking research into modern newsroom workflows and tech. There's still time to take part in the survey too ... if you work in news, please take 10 minutes to share your thoughts and get some inspiration https://lnkd.in/e2udCXnm
The IBC Party on the Jetty, with Dalet and its patners Veritone, Caretta Research and Rise. You're Invited!
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The Caretta Research Team is growing again, and we're looking for a brilliant B2B marketing manager to join us in Athens. It's a great opportunity for someone with some existing B2B marketing experience to make a big impact, blending creativity and content with shaping and delivering our marketing strategy to support the business. https://lnkd.in/e8Tk8Aie
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There's no doubt that AI will be THE theme of the IBC - International Broadcasting Convention show this year. One of the most interesting events on AI is set to be Brightcove Live, where Caretta Research co-founder Rob Ambrose is moderating a stellar panel with some of the finest AI minds from Amazon Web Services (AWS), ITV Studios, Accedo.tv, Next-Human and Deloitte. Join us, along with Brightcove CEO Marc DeBevoise and Paramount Pictures CTO & EVP Phil Wiser. It's going to kick off the IBC weekend with some thought-provoking discussion, and real insights into how AI has the potential to transform the media and entertainment industry. If you'd like to join us you can register here: https://lnkd.in/e9-j6M73
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At Caretta Research we're always constantly evaluating new broadcast and media technology, and helping to establish the addressable market and product-market fit. It's always an exciting privilege to support industry awards, and our co-founder Rob Ambrose is looking forward to supporting the IABM BaM Awards as a judge. We're looking forward to seeing the winners revealed at IBC - International Broadcasting Convention on Saturday 14th Sep at 6pm.
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