IBC (International Broadcasting Convention) 2026, the world’s leading conference for the media, entertainment, and technology industry, wrapped up in Amsterdam. This year’s theme, “Inspire the Debate,” brought together leaders driving change in hybrid content distribution,
The broadcasting industry has operated on an uncomfortable compromise for almost a century: measure a small sample of viewers and extrapolate the results to represent tens of millions of households. From Nielsen’s mechanical Audimeter and viewer diaries in the 1950s to the electronic “people meters” of the
This week marked the conclusion of World Space Business Week (WSBW) in Paris, which brought together top executives, investors, and government stakeholders for four days of strategy-setting and deal-making. One theme that cut through nearly
The final puzzle pieces have finally clicked into place. On September 13, 2026, SpaceX launched the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth satellites for SES’s O3b mPOWER constellation, completing a MEO network built around an elegant architecture
For decades, the television industry has been using statistical illusions to make billion-dollar decisions. Traditional audience measurements like Nielsens, Kantars, and BARBs, track the viewing habits of tens of millions of viewers by extrapolating data
Although mining has always been a data-hungry industry, the way in which data is being used is rapidly changing. Reliable connectivity is one of the main barriers to digital transformation because mines are often located in remote, challenging geographic
For years, the television industry has been shifting away from traditional pay-TV and toward streaming. However, the evolution of content consumption is turning out to be more complicated than a simple switch from one model to
It’s easy to assume that connectivity should always work in the background. Users, cloud services, video, and data all rely on it, but the core network behind those connections often gets overlooked until something goes wrong. The demands
In the past, connectivity was something you always planned around. Before a trip, you’d download maps or accept that once you left a certain zone, you had left the coverage zones. That mindset made sense when signals could only travel from towers you could see. However, as
On August 19th, the U.S. observes National Aviation Day. Many of us fly today without giving much thought to how remarkable it is that we can fly at all. Aviation has reshaped how people travel, how products are transported across continents, and
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