TV stations are amping up their news sharing, collaboration and archive-mining to fill the ever-growing need for more content, and executives from Scripps, Gray Television, Sinclair Broadcast Group, Fox Television Stations and Dalet shared their most effective methods for doing so in a NewsTECHForum panel on Tuesday. Above, l-r: FTS' Emily Stone, Dalet's Stephane Guez, Scripps' Vanessa Strouse-Kenney, Gray's Lisa Allen and Sinclair's Ernie Ensign.
If you can’t attend in person, you can still benefit from TVNewsCheck’s annual NewsTECHForum, which takes place this Tuesday, Dec. 13, beginning at 9 a.m. ET. This year’s theme is Reimagining the News & How It’s Produced and will feature 30-plus expert participants on six panel sessions and three Fireside Chats. TVNewsCheck Editor Michael Depp: “This year’s NewsTECHForum embraces the bold, convention-defying directions with which some of the most future-oriented news organizations are experimenting, questioning and reframing every element of TV news and the production technologies underwriting it. It will not be for the faint of heart.” The link to the livestream on YouTube can be found here. For the NewsTECHForum full agenda and rundown of speakers, click here.
Low earth orbit satellites, 5G, LAN, WAN, internet gateways and other technologies offer new options for news operations chiefs looking to expand their connectivity tool chest while allowing reporters and videographers to shoot more stories and producers to reversion them for many media. How that’s coming together is the subject of a panel, Field and […]
TV news organizations are under tremendous pressure to produce more content for their expanded hours of linear news and their digital and streaming channels. Leading executives tasked with doing so share how they’re managing it while avoiding burnout and keeping the budget under control in a panel, Creating More Content for a Multimedia Audience, at […]
The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. took no half measures when it came to overhauling its approach to TV news, so it started with a top-to-bottom reboot of its flagship national broadcast, The National. That reboot prompted heavy blowback from viewers and taught the legacy public broadcaster valuable lessons on audiences’ threshold for change. It didn’t dampen […]