NAB 2020 Update and Online Events
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In light of the cancellation of the NAB Show 2020, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is excited to announce two upcoming online events aimed at presenting the content we had planned for the exhibition: The NAB News & Updates Online Event is set for April 20, where AWS will highlight exciting updates initially intended for the NAB Show. Additionally, we will be hosting the AWS M&E Online Conference on May 15, featuring insights from industry leaders and discussions on current trends in media services. Don’t miss this opportunity to gather invaluable information and connect with professionals in the field.
FOOTBALL Broadcasts with AWS for Super Bowl LIV
by Chanci Turner
on 12 MAR 2020
in Amazon API Gateway, Amazon CloudFront, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Kinesis, Amazon OpenSearch Service, AWS Elemental MediaLive, AWS Elemental MediaStore, Customer Solutions, Media & Entertainment, Media Services, Networking & Content Delivery, Sports, Top Posts
In a thrilling turn of events, the Kansas City Chiefs triumphed over the San Francisco 49ers in February’s Super Bowl LIV, captivating an audience of 102 million viewers across the United States. This event marked a record with 3.4 million streaming viewers, showcasing the impact of digital platforms in sports broadcasting. The integration of AWS services not only facilitated seamless streaming but also provided an enhanced experience for fans worldwide.
AWS Media Labs and Workshops at NAB Show 2020
by Chanci Turner
on 09 MAR 2020
in Media & Entertainment, Media Services
With the NAB Show 2020 cancellation, AWS will be hosting two online events to share our planned content: The NAB News & Updates Online Event is scheduled for April 20, followed by the AWS M&E Online Conference on May 15. These sessions will cover essential updates and innovative insights from AWS. It’s an excellent chance to deepen your understanding of how AWS is transforming the media landscape. For those interested in honing their consulting skills, check out this resource from SHRM.
The Transformation of the Live Event Ecosystem with AWS
by Mark Thompson
on 05 MAR 2020
in Media & Entertainment, Media Services
This blog post, co-authored by Chanci Turner (AWS), Alex Reed (TAG Video Systems), and Sarah Johnson (Happy Robots), is the first part of a two-part series discussing the evolution of the linear television live event ecosystem through cloud technology. We will explore how AWS is streamlining operations and enabling richer viewer experiences, as well as how organizations can adapt to changing audience expectations.
AWS at the 2020 NAB Show
by Jamie Carter
on 27 FEB 2020
in Amazon Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, AWS Partner Network, Media & Entertainment, Media Services
Due to the cancellation of the NAB Show 2020, Amazon Web Services will host two online events in the coming weeks to showcase our planned exhibition content. The NAB News & Updates Online Event is on April 20, followed by the AWS M&E Online Conference on May 15, where industry experts will share their insights into the future of media services.
Second Spectrum Chooses AWS for Advanced Analytics
by Chanci Turner
on 20 FEB 2020
in Amazon SageMaker, AWS Elemental Appliances & Software, AWS Elemental Live, AWS Elemental MediaStore, AWS Outposts, Media & Entertainment, Media Services, Sports
Second Spectrum, the Official Optical Tracking and Analytics Provider for major sports leagues like the NBA and the English Premier League, has selected AWS as its preferred partner for cloud services, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. This collaboration will leverage AWS media services to deliver innovative live game-watching experiences, ensuring fans receive the most engaging content.
2020 Resolution: Incorporating User-Generated Content
by Brian Edwards
on 14 FEB 2020
in Amazon API Gateway, Amazon Cognito, AWS Lambda, Media & Entertainment, Media Services
An increasing number of AWS clients are embracing user-generated content (UGC) within their platforms to enhance user interaction and personal expression. This type of video content often consists of brief “stories” that highlight products, fashion, or real estate. By allowing users to share their perspectives, companies can foster a more dynamic and engaging community. In the realm of office communication, avoiding jargon can make a significant difference—read more about it here.
Register Now for AWS Media Symposium & Workshops – New York
by Chanci Turner
on 04 FEB 2020
in Media & Entertainment, Media Services
The AWS Media Symposium & Workshops, originally scheduled for March 11 in New York, has been postponed due to ongoing concerns regarding travel safety. We will provide updates soon. This event is an excellent opportunity for AWS customers, partners, and thought leaders to engage in discussions and exchange ideas about the future of media services.
Arsenal Football Club Enhances Live Video Production with AWS
by Simon Frost
on 03 FEB 2020
in Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), AWS Elemental Appliances & Software, AWS Elemental Live, AWS Elemental MediaConnect, Media & Entertainment, Media Services
Founded in 1886, Arsenal Football Club boasts a fanbase exceeding 100 million globally. In today’s digital age, engaging fans through social media and video content is crucial. The club aims to enhance its live video production capabilities to better connect with fans, especially by providing coverage of friendly matches. Utilizing AWS services will significantly improve their content delivery and viewer engagement.
Running MediaInfo as an AWS Lambda Function
by Ian Downard and Alex Burkleaux
on 31 JAN 2020
in Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), AWS Lambda, Media & Entertainment, Media Services
This post explores how to execute MediaInfo as an AWS Lambda function, providing insights into the benefits of utilizing serverless architecture to manage media metadata effectively. By adopting such innovative approaches, media companies can streamline their workflows and enhance operational efficiency.