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IBC2024 Tech Papers: A user-centric approach to facial recognition for TV content

This paper addresses the need for a consistent evaluation framework designed specifically for video content.

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IBC2024 Tech Papers: Multi-Label Indexing Technology for News with AI-based Text Processing

This paper explores how broadcast media organisations can utilize systems that automatically label news articles.

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IBC2024 Tech papers: DVB-I Extensions and 3GPP Service URLs – modernising service announcement and discovery

This paper provides seamless service discovery (using DVB-I) with the delivery options of 5G (5G broadcast, 5G Media Streaming or hybrid).

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IBC2024 Tech Papers: The Power of Data-Driven Insights: Advancing Ad Targeting With Generative AI

This paper outlines a novel architecture blueprint that use large language models (LLMs) to enhance ad targeting effectiveness through personalized messaging.

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IBC2024 Tech Papers: Smart introduction of 5G Broadcast in co-existence with legacy broadcast systems

In this paper, we analyze how 5G Broadcast can be introduced and deployed while coexisting in the same UHF channel with several other legacy broadcast radio technologies, including ATSC 3.0, DVB-T2 and ISDB-T

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IBC2024 Tech Papers: Optimising 5G for low latency broadcast production

This paper examines the collaborative efforts of BBC R&D, TV2 and Neutral Wireless to investigate and optimise 5G for low latency production in TV studio settings and multi-camera outdoor broadcasts, which in many aspects differ from newsgathering.

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IBC2023 Technical Paper Sessions: Live production - next generation technology trials

This session shares the experiences of two broadcasters as they trialled new technologies into their production workflows. The session took place at IBC2023 at the RAI, Amsterdam on Friday 15 September. These three papers are available to download via the links below.

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Real-time decoding and AR playback of the emerging MPEG video-based point cloud compression standard

In this paper, Nokia Technologies presents the world’s first implementation of the upcoming MPEG standard for video-based point cloud compression.

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Who watched the Super Bowl?

American football games - the Super Bowl in particular - have always drawn large TV audiences, but with a drop in the number of people tuning into the NFL, what can be done to boost viewing figures and maintain interest in the sport?

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