Date: Thursday 15th November 2018, 11am PT, 2pm ET, 18:00 GMT
OTT is just TV—or at least it should be. Viewers are looking to OTT services not simply as an add-on to broadcast or cable, but as a replacement. Akamai, Bitmovin and EZDRM join forces in this Streaming Media webinar to shed light on how to make your OTT service as reliable, robust, and feature-rich as broadcast or cable, as well as how to add features and functionality that the previous generation of TV simply can’t match.
Thursday, October 18th, 2018. 11am PT / 2pm ET / 19:00 BST
End-to-end workflows take the guesswork out of processing, managing, and delivering content to viewers. This web event will discuss the pros and cons of end-to-end workflow solutions and give you insights into what to look for when making an investment in your company’s future.
In this event, you’ll learn the following:
• How implementing an end-to-end publishing strategy can optimize video workflows
• What considerations your systems require to remain agile in a dynamic market
• How to execute a “production to distribution” streamed content strategy with a quality viewing experience
• How next-generation hybrid architectures, from production to distribution, can be automated and customized
• How to keep content secure as it moves through global, digital workflows that involve both automation and people
• The pros and cons of off-the-shelf tools, best-of-breed solutions, and custom solutions
• How to reduce management costs by treating infrastructure as code and using devops best practices
• Best practices for delivering video to multiple media devices everywhere
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| Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen VP / Editor Streaming Media |
Ken Haren Marketing Director Telestream |
Rick Clarkson Chief Strategy Officer Signiant |
Alexander Leschinsky Co-Founder & Managing Director G&L Geißendörfer & Leschinsky GmbH |
Charles Kraus Senior Product Marketing Manager Limelight Networks |
Viewers are increasingly watching live sports and other realtime events online, but the inherent delay in traditional online streaming often means they learn about an important play from social media before they are able to see it. Delivering true realtime global online streaming requires a new approach.
Video delivery experts from Limelight Networks present ways to deliver broadcast quality low-latency live streams, including the ability for viewers to watch live video with less than one second of latency on standard web browsers—without special plug-ins. Also discussed is how to integrate live video and interactive data to open up new workflows in sports, gaming, auctions, and more and make live viewing a more interactive social experience.
Join this webinar for:
• Latest market data on the evolving viewer expectations for online
• Delivering low-latency live video with HLS and DASH chunked streaming techniques
• Realtime global live streaming using WebRTC
• How integrated live bidirectional data sharing can help open up new business opportunities
• and much more!
Register Now!
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Troy Dreier Editor, OnlineVideo.net |
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Charles Kraus Sr. Manager Product Marketing, Limelight Networks |
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Heath Kerley Product Manager, Limelight Networks |
Date: Thursday August 23rd 2018, 11am PT / 2pm ET / 19:00 BST
Streaming Media are back with Bitmovin and MUX to talk about APIs.
After all, more APIs and SDKs than ever are available to developers, and they’re getting smarter—allowing businesses to advance their video development at a more rapid pace. APIs simplify everything from payment processing to content management, and SDKs allow for heretofore unheard-of customization for everything from formats and delivery protocols to player controls and features.
Learn how to leverage APIs and SDKs to grow your video business fast, as they dive into these issues:
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Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen |
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Reinhard Grandl
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Justin Sanford
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