Technology in a New Century City WorkTech 2010
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This presentation was given at WorkTech 2010 Conference at Salford Quays. It covers the following: 1. The BBC in the digital age 2. Future Media & Technology at MediaCity:UK 3. BBC Research & Development 4. A moment to ponder on innovation… 5. Current activities around MediaCity:UK
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- 1. Technology in the New Century City Dr Adrian Woolard Project Lead, North Lab, BBC Research & Development Future Media & Technology at MediaCityUK Shaping the BBC of the Future
- 4. Future Media & Technology Both © 1979 Usborne Books written by Kenneth Gatland and David Jefferis.
- 5. Future Media & Technology © 1979 Usborne Books written by Kenneth Gatland and David Jefferis.
- 6. BBC output in a digital age
- 7. BBC MMVIII
- 16. MediaCityUK, Salford, North England
- 18. Future Media & Technology 10 Technology Principles for MediaCity:UK
- 21. BBC Research & Development
- 23. BBC Research & Development
- 25. R&D current work Automated production and media Management Ingex Olympic networking project Automated rough cuts Archives and content Retrieval Automated analogue to digital Automatic generation of metadata Image analysis and classification Distribution: C ore Technologies T2 (HD on DTT) HD radio cameras White spaces (enabling digital Britain) Distribution: Networks DSO HD design authority Future metadata services Trailer Selection to PVR Distribution: Applications ipTV (Canvas) FreeSat Push to DVR Mobile Media Profile Audience Measurement Green technology Audience Experience ipTV remote control Converged accessibility New and parallel editorial experiences Broadcasting additional metadata Production Magic Olympics 3D delivery 3D modelling Ambisonics Production Media management Distribution Audience experience Development (0 – 1 years) Applied research (1 – 5 years) Strategic research (5+ years)
- 27. INGEX – Tapeless Production with Commodity Technology
- 28. Content Navigation – BBC Snippets
- 29. No Tube – linking the Social Web with broadcast and on-demand television
- 31. Cities & the digital workforce… The big, open-ended question is, “Why should empowered and self-reliant people, equipped with increasingly powerful information technology, ever come to work at all?” Key reading: http://speedbird.wordpress.com/2010/04/18/rework-and-the-city/
- 33. Relevant across the North
- 34. Innovation Hubs/ Nodes across the regions
- 36. FIRM Framework for Innovation & Research in MediaCityUK
- 38. Project A. Distributed production environment for SME, Freelancer, Public Basecamp ® http:// basecamphq.com / Skype® Cooliris ® http:// www.cooliris.com /
- 39. Video editing tools integrated with OS software principles Lean, integrated production – efficiency at ‘half the price’ through re-engineered platforms for media production and delivery Production : any time, anywhere, anyone – creative social interactions through new social media platforms
- 42. The “Telethrone” – BBC, Uni of Salford
- 43. Preserving the art of conversation
- 45. Thank You! Dr Adrian Woolard Project Lead (R&D North Lab) & Head of Innovation Culture BBC Research & Development Future Media & Technology Interim Lab, OB Base, New Broadcasting House Oxford Road, Manchester M60 1SJ E: [email_address] http:// www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet / http:// www.bbc.co.uk /rd http:// backstage.bbc.co.uk /
Editor's Notes
- Future Cities: Homes and Living into the 21st Century (World of the Future) [Hardcover] Kenneth William Gatland (Author), David Jeffries (Author) Hardcover: 32 pages Publisher: Edc Pub (June 1979) Language: English ISBN-10: 0860202399 ISBN-13: 978-0860202394
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