Category: Artificial Intelligence

Netmedias recently launched Dramaze.com, a groundbreaking freemium video-on-demand (VOD) streaming platform that brings short-form drama episodes to audiences across Asia and the Middle East. In an increasingly competitive streaming landscape where content localization and rapid scaling are critical for success, the company faced the challenge of delivering culturally relevant entertainment while maintaining operational efficiency and […]

The media industry is experiencing a fundamental shift in how content is processed, analyzed, and monetized. Recent breakthroughs in vision-based generative AI models have dramatically reduced both the cost and complexity of understanding video content at scale. By introducing these models into media supply chain workflows, organizations can reduce manual tagging and metadata generation costs […]

Live streaming now reaches audiences across continents in real time, but language barriers still limit how many people can engage with this content. Traditional subtitle generation methods, which rely on manual translation services or prerecorded content workflows, can’t keep pace with the demands of live broadcasting. In this post, we share a solution that delivers […]

Today, media companies (such as broadcasters, streaming platforms, news and sports media outlets, and major film and television studios) face an increasingly complex content landscape. Under pressure to create more content with fewer resources, they need to keep up with rising audience expectations for faster, more personalized, and higher-quality content. Media teams often rely on […]

This blog post was co-authored by Markus Brunnschneider, Head of Game and Tactical Analysis, Squad Planning and Scouting, International Football Institute. Traditional football clubs generate vast amounts of player data but often struggle to transform it into competitive advantages. Holstein Kiel solved this challenge by implementing an AI-powered scouting platform using OpenAI models on Amazon […]

Agentic AI is rapidly reshaping workloads across industries and is taking center stage at Amazon Web Services (AWS) re:Invent conference this year. In media and entertainment (M&E), AI is accelerating workflows, unlocking new capabilities, and transforming how content is created, captured, and delivered. In advertising, AI is empowering companies and brands to engage audiences and […]

This blog post was co-authored by Jhon Valencia (SVP of Technology & Data), Preston Porter (Vice President of Operations), and Claire McCue (Director of Marketing) at BMG360. When you depend on high-volume lead generation, media buying efficiency directly impacts revenue and scalability. However, as campaigns expand across channels, optimizing traditional media (like TV and radio) […]

Visual Effects (VFX) bidding represents one of the most critical, yet time-consuming, processes in the entertainment industry. Traditionally, this complex task falls on the shoulders of one or more individuals who must draw upon years of accumulated knowledge to accurately estimate project costs, timelines, and resource requirements. They consider countless variables, from the intricacy of […]

Generative AI is transforming how audiences discover and consume content across streaming platforms, unlocking more personalized viewing experiences. The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), the beloved network behind popular US programs like Sesame Street and Frontline, recognized the value of using generative AI to provide enhanced search results to viewers on the PBS App and PBS […]

This blog is co-authored by Steve Cockett, Sports Data Adviser – Tech, at Warner Bros. Discovery and Andrea Fanfani, Principal Product Manager – Tech, at Warner Bros. Discovery. Feed latency and marker accuracy are two critical challenges in live sports broadcasting. Warner Bros. Discovery (Nasdaq: WBD) has developed a solution to tackle both as it […]