Current clients (the past 365 days or so)
Audiotonix
Bubble Agency
IBC365
InBroadcast
RedShark News
SES
Televisual
Viaccess-Orca
Vizrt
I have also written for:
Broadcast
IBC
ISE Daily News
SVG Europe (I set that one up)
Televisual
The IBC Daily
TV Technology
TVBEurope
More people I write/have written for:
Numerous corporate clients (Avid, BKSTS, IBC, MJO Broadcast, Quantel, Sony, Sony Professional, VMI, White Noise PR etc)
Numerous PR clients
Numerous websites
All in all, 25 years of doing this for a living has resulted in quite a long list, but highlights include: The Face, Edge, Computer Arts, Sounds (that's where I started), and, as the ads say, many more.
All in Journalism
Been a busy few months with NAB. Wrote over 50 stories about the show for RedShark, and there was more on either side of that too as the industry firmly got back into the tradshow cycle groove. Here’s some industry analysis that was very much not NAB related though…
This is an article I wrote in response to several recent conversations with fellow journalists and PR people in recent weeks. Essentially, it's about why companies, magazines, and pretty much everyone else involved in content creation need to be wary of using generative AI to originate content. Feel free to copy, paste, share, and deploy it in any way that may be useful to you or your business.
One for RedShark, which involved lots of research, i.e. me watching the concert footage at least twice…
A piece written for RedShark on the changes in the streaming scene and how TV advertising is the future - again…
Was rather busy with all things IBC in recent months, but did have time to look at what was going on in the Las Vegas Sphere just before it opened…
No, not that one. Apple TV+ became the first streaming service to win the Best Picture award at the 2022 Oscars, and that is a huge change in the industry. But can we sustain the costs?
Live production can leave a huge carbon footprint behind it, but work is underway to shrink it dramatically and make it far more sustainable.
It’s worth breaking out the last of the eight IBC Accelerator articles I wrote into its own post as the topic is so important.
IBC365: Greater adoption of remote production will in turn accelerate the shift of live workflows to the cloud, according to an IBC Digital panel tasked with examining the broadcast and media tech trends that will define 2022.
A piece written for the good people at Red Shark on the back of interest in the James Webb Space Telescope. What comes next? The plans stretch out to 2040 and beyond…
One of the major projects for the latter half of 2021 was a detailed look at each of the IBC2021 Accelerator projects for IBC365.
After what seems like an age, it’s good to be doing some public-facing work again.
Not shared one of these for a while, but a recent piece done for Inbroadcast rounding up the latest bits and pieces in the MAM market.
Not my title I hasten to add. Still, a decent look at the then freshly announced UE5 and its fairly jaw-dropping capabilities.
A piece written for IBC365 at the end of March looking at how, with Covid-19 impacting all areas of the media and broadcast sector, supply chains may suffer due to the growing pandemic.
France has always liked to go its own way on technology, but not many remember its pioneering efforts with 819-line monochrome television. They should.
