Tagged with: Digital Industry Partnerships and Collaborations
Posts (60)
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Update on ICY streams for manufacturers
Lloyd Wallis
Senior Architect, Online Technology Group
An update on changes to the BBC's live radio streams.
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Technology weapons in the disinformation war
Laura Ellis
BBC Head of Technology Forecasting
How Project Origin is helping to fight the battle against online sources of disinformation.
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The future of in car listening: opportunities and choices
Eleanor van Heyningen and Asha Knight
BBC Design and Engineering
Eleanor van Heyningen and Asha Knight explain the BBC's thinking on developments in in-car technology
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Feeling the weather: the future of the forecast?
Cyrus Saihan
Digital Partnerships
Cyrus Saihan explains how haptic technology is being used to help the audience actually feel weather conditions
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Getting VR to mainstream audiences: what we learnt from our partnership with local libraries
Tim Fiennes
Head of Audience Research, Emerging Technology
The research findings into the BBC's experiments with VR summarised.
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EBU creates Media Capability Map
Nick Hopewell
Lead Architect, Technology, Strategy & Architecture
Nick Hopewell gives an update on technology meetings with the European Broadcasting Union.
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Could smartglasses and holograms transform TV, news and education?
Cyrus Saihan
Digital Partnerships
Cyrus Saihan explains how the BBC is experimenting with augmented reality using smartglasses.
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Taking BBC VR to new audiences - in libraries
Zillah Watson, Dinah Lammiman
BBC VR Hub team
A new partnership for the BBC virtual reality team.
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New BBC Digital Design Research Roster: Call for entries
Gemma Newell
Creative Director, BBC User Experience and Design
Gemma Newell explains the procurement process for agencies wishing to apply.
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IBC 2018: The little exhibition that forgot
Andrew Wilkinson
Lead Architect, Production Systems, Technology Strategy and Architecture, BBC D+E
Andrew Wilkinson reflects on his experiences at IBC 2018.
