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How to Work the Film & TV Markets is taught by former IFTA liaison for the American Film Market, Heather Hale. In this jam-packed webinar Heather takes independent filmmakers, television and digital content creators on an online tour of the circulatory system of the global media landscape. She is breaking down the entertainment industry’s trade show circuit – where content is bought and sold around the world, year after year.Heather demystifies these markets, makes them less intimidating, less confusing and less overwhelming. She shows you how to strategize and navigate these events, making them far more accessible, productive – and fun!

Why NFTs [Non-fungible tokens] have an key role to play in the future of radio; the importance of real-time radio measurement; why storing content locally is important for radio; and how immersive audio can make radio work for younger audiences, are just a few of the topics covered in RedTech #RadioWeek session, “Tech Trends in Radio and Audio.”

Today’s entertainment and media consumers expect an increasingly intuitive, fully personalised digital experience. In order to keep up, savvy media and publishing companies aren’t asking whether or not they need to transform. They’re figuring out how to gain better control of their brand’s digital assets, and how to use analytics and insight to drive the most effective prospective and converted customer journeys.

The fabric of the network has changed in fundamental ways, and that change is accelerating. While networks still have boxes and cables, the nature of those boxes, and the control systems and apps running them, are changing to software. Edge compute and low latency services will require automation for rapid redistribution of network elements in both real-time and long term. As competition, customers, and technology, the three existential drivers propelling 5G connections, are becoming increasingly aligned they are poised to accelerate automation and innovation.