Resources

The reasoning behind a CDN deployment is simple: the more that a content provider can shorten the distance that a file must travel, the less time it takes to make it to the screen. Learn more about how you can multiply the benefits of CDN delivery.

Video Artificial Intelligence (VideoAI) from Comcast Technology Solutions (CTS) is a comprehensive framework of intelligent technologies that deliver greater advertising efficiency and streamline operations. Built on Comcast’s AI/ML infrastructure, VideoAI scans video content including every word, action, and object, to derive information from your assets to create actionable metadata. Years of experience and refined algorithms put VideoAI at the forefront of video management technology. It’s binge-watching as an applied science.

With change as their only constant, Content & Streaming Providers need both stability and flexibility. During this webinar, we look at customer case studies and hear directly from peers about ways to keep providers at the forefront of tomorrow, as well as the adaptable infrastructure needed to get them there. Hear from CTS GMs as they discuss how markets are changing and converging, shaping the media and entertainment industry for years to come.

Competition and increased consumer demand continue to create challenges for MVPDs & Operators. In this webinar, we discuss how to create efficiencies and prioritize customer experience — offering not just solutions, but opportunities. Hear from the CTS GMs as they discuss how markets are changing and converging, shaping the media and entertainment industry for years to come.

Bart Spriester, GM & VP, Content and Streaming Providers Suite, and Peter Gibson, Executive Director, Product, Content & Streaming Provider Solutions, give their take about what topics were trending at the recent NAB show in Las Vegas. AI, monetization, content delivery, and cloud continue to get attention, but with the industry transformation in the past two years, has the conversation shifted materially? See what Bart and Peter have to say.

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are already important tools for media and entertainment providers, with common uses focusing on revenue and portfolio optimization and consumer engagement. However, many of the tools in use are not fully automated or “trained,” so providers are missing opportunities to go broader and deeper in consumer engagement with their AI tools or even forced to manually operate or input their solution. This webinar reviews the key use cases and benefits of AI and ML in video services today, current implementations and the problems they are solving, and the potential for AI when solutions have learned over time, on robust data sets.

The digital transformation of the TV industry, driven by running entire TV platforms from the cloud, is now in full swing. This session talks about the six core benefits that can be unlocked by digital transformation, and how transitioning to thinking “digital first” gives broadcasters the tools for growth.

Hear from industry leaders and peers about the opportunities, ideas, and innovations that will shape media and advertising industries through this decade and beyond.

PAC-12 Networks discuss the current and future state of sports video, and what they’re doing to reach more screens with winning, playmaking content.

Security is essential at every level, from IP to customer data. In this session, Comcast’s Chief Security Officer Noopur Davis sits down with Bart Spriester to discuss Comcast’s approach to baking in security, not bolting it on.

SCTE 224 is a metadata powerhouse. Dig in to learn how it can help drive dynamic content experiences and boost ad revenue.

Hear from a panel of media technology experts to hear about where the industry is in the digital transformation process and what the future may hold.

Sky is an early adopter of a powerful new framework for unlocking the potential of AI/ML for video. Hear their story.

Today, the big screen can be the 72” screen in the living room, and the small screen is a 5” phone – and consumers expect to access their content of choice anywhere, and at any time, regardless of which device they happen to be using. This means broadcasters and operators alike are undergoing a digital transformation.

Join representatives from top content providers as they discuss where they are focusing their attention in the months and year to come

Join Bart Spriester, GM, Content & Streaming Provider Solutions, Comcast Technology Solutions as he sits down with Matt Zelesko, EVP & Chief Technology Officer, Comcast Cable to discuss what’s next in streaming technology.