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“We will eventually see a whole new level of user generated content using licensed music and that can become a much bigger part of the business. Working with fully licensed players in the UGC space will mean that we can create better experiences for music fans and fairly pay rights holders.” — Ole Obermann, Chief Digital Officer and Executive Vice President of Business Development at Warner Music Group.
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While sports enthusiasts living in Nevada have enjoyed wagering on their favorite teams for years, fans in the rest of the United States were unable to take part in the fun.
That is, until now.
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The issue of cloud migration and cloud operations is tricky. There are numerous questions that arise from the idea of moving to the cloud. We have addressed some of these questions here and hope that this paper will help you better understand the issues surrounding cloud computing.
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Nordic Life Sciences Days is the biggest Nordic partnering conference that took place this September and has made an impression we’d like to share.
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“There’s a reason music never worked on TV. It’s a community experience. Now, if you turn a passive viewer into an active viewer that feels like they’re connecting with people, now we’ve created the music community online.” – Allen Sanford, LiveList co-founder and CEO.
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“If there is something we can’t do more efficiently, cheaper and better than our competition, there is no sense in doing it and we should employ someone to do the better work for us.” – Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company.
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As the popularity of video streaming rises exponentially, media companies can utilize analytics tools to better understand their audience and boost engagement in profound ways.
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Although virtually everyone agrees that the media & entertainment industry is undergoing a digital transformation, a challenge lies in determining the specific technical areas to address during the process.
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When walking into any airport, park, or cafe, the notion that print is dead appears to be absurd. Traditional print media is still present almost everywhere I go, from newspapers to magazines and books made out of—that’s right—paper!
