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BASE Media Cloud: powering the remote workflow revolution
This month, Frame 25 continues to highlight UK broadcast’s brightest. We spoke to three key employees at BASE Media Cloud about the company’s.
Broadcast tech: more important players you need to know
Last year, Frame 25 began to publish a series of blog posts looking at the rise of five sharp, new companies at the cutting edge of broadcast.
Important Players - amagi
Broadcast tech: five important players - Amagi. Because they manage such a large number of channels, across so many countries and for such a wide base
Important Players - techex
Broadcast tech: Frame 25 looks at the five most important players - Techex
Important Players - M2A Media
Broadcast tech: five important players - M2A Media. Traditionally, broadcasters have wanted to buy technology, build a system, install it, and pay for it.
Important Players To Keep An Eye On - db Broadcast
Broadcast tech: Five Important Players To Keep An Eye On - db Broadcast.
Important Players To Keep An Eye On - Base Media Cloud
Broadcast tech: five important players to Keep An Eye On - Base Media Cloud.
M&As: Disney & Hulu the latest, huge industry tie-up
Disney has gained full control of Hulu, the SVOD service. This latest move could result in huge shifts in the industry. Put simply, it’s big news.
Disney+ is company’s ‘biggest priority’ in 2019 in battle with Netflix and Amazon
The Disney+ streaming video-on-demand service launches later this year. Frame 25 looks at the story behind the move, and the role played by Netflix.
Locations the key as Channel 4’s ‘three-point plan’ comes together
While Leeds, Glasgow and Bristol are diverse cities and offer thriving television production sectors, all three locations are strong geographically...
Relocation, Relocation, Relocation: the story of Channel 4’s move away from London
Channel 4 is on the move, slicing its London headquarters and moving hundreds of key jobs beyond London, and creating various “hubs” in the process.
Good times for Perform as huge boxing deal signed two days after Skipper named executive chairman
These are heady days for Perform Group. Two big news announcements, just 48 hours apart, signal the way forward for the British company as it looks
How two linear broadcasters are taking on Netflix and Amazon Prime
Traditional, linear broadcasters are in the battle of their lives and have one over-riding question to answer: how to compete with the huge SVOD players?
In the line of fire for Facebook: forget YouTube, it’s Amazon and Netflix (but there are problems...)
In the line of fire for Facebook: forget YouTube, it’s Amazon and Netflix. But, it seems, there are problems for the social network. Frame 25 delves deeper
Amazon’s game-changing again with introduction of new broadcast tools, AWS Elemental
AWS Elemental Media Services, Amazon’s new suite of video tools, could be about to disrupt the broadcast industry. Frame 25 explains…
Fox, Sky, Disney & Netflix: are we approaching the end of an era?
Recent news that Fox has held talks to sell its film studio, production companies and TV channels to Disney has taken investors and analysts by surprise.
Arqiva & Ofcom paving the way for 5G with 700MHz Clearance
5G is coming and there’s one company working closely with Ofcom to make it happen in the UK. What’s the plan and when can we expect super-fast mobile data?
DAZN – is it really the ‘Netflix of sport’?
When it comes to watching sport on a screen, there’s a young new player who’s taking the game by storm. Born in the UK and with international experience…
Broadcasters take on online advertising giants
As online advertising giants Facebook, and Google provide more ways to serve, target, and measure ads – and apps offer ever-more advertising opportunities
Online video platforms – why have two of the heavy hitters recently struggled?
Why are some video distribution platforms faltering? What – and who – are their biggest threats? Frame 25 investigates…
Sky Starts Falling?
What does the future look like for Sky? A lot has happened with and to this behemoth of a broadcaster recently…where will it lead?
Game of Phones & Screens: an Industry’s Grab for Audience, Influence, Content and Platforms
Game of Phones & Screens: an Industry’s Grab for Audience, Influence, Content and Platforms – and, ultimately, power and profits.
Viceland – an update
Earlier this year, Frame 25 looked at the emergence of Red Bull and Vice Media, two young, disruptive media companies. While Red Bull is now available...
BBC3 online – has the move worked?
A world first When BBC Three moved online four months ago, it became the first TV channel in the world to do so. The shift was approved in November 2015
How ITV have reduced their reliance on advertising revenue
When ITV published their 2015 results last month, the figures looked good. All parts of the business are performing well and the company’s chief...
What is Vice? And what’s it got to do with Red Bull marketing?
What is Vice? It’s behind a brand-new TV channel, just like a new offering from Red Bull’s marketing genius.
Sky vs BT: who’s winning UK TV’s heavyweight fight?
Sky and BT, two of the biggest players in Britain’s competitive pay-TV market, are slugging it out for customers. But who’s winning? Is BT’s huge...