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Verizon expands global automation capabilities in digital ecosystems

In collaboration with digital infrastructure company Equinix, Verizon is expanding its Software-Defined Interconnect (SDI) solution to allow MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) and Ethernet private networking services to be connected to hundreds of cloud, infrastructure and service providers with automated same-day connectivity.

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iQIYI’s DreamVerse Studio releases full-sensory interactive 4D VR movies

iQIYI, an online entertainment service in China, has released the first two of several interactive 4D virtual reality (VR) movies planned via its DreamVerse Studio.

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Brainstorm to test broadcast of panoramic virtual content over 5G

Brainstorm, which manufactures real-time 3D graphics and virtual studio solutions, is participating in the 5GMediaHUB Project that aims to accelerate the testing and validation of media applications with 5G technology.

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BBC takes VR into local libraries

For a period of three months from May to late July, UK residents will be able to visit more than 40 local libraries across the country to experience VR from the BBC.

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5GX enlivens eSports

SK Telecom (SKT), a South Korean telecommunication company, has signed a partnership deal with Riot Games Korea, an eSports event organiser, to sponsor and broadcast League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK)till 2020.

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Ideal Systems supports Bluefish444 workflows

The systems integrator has installed over 250 logging channels based on MediaProxy for logging off-air video and audio signal monitoring with Bluefish444 hardware across Asia Systems integrator (SI) Ideal Systems has been integrating Bluefish444 supported workflows since an initial deployment of MediaProxy systems for logging off-air video and audio signal monitoring for regulators requiring advertisement verification.

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Broadcasters need to make technology work for them

While new technologies can potentially bring many benefits, broadcasters also need to be aware of the pitfalls that arise if they are poorly delivered.

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