Graphics matter. As television fragments and mobile screens become as important as living room sets, 69% of consumers now watch video without sound in public places. Graphic content needs to work harder than ever to convey the story as a result. And with audience attention and advertising revenue now split across different platforms, getting those graphics right…

By Petter Ole Jakobsen (5-minute read) The next big thing in media after cable is happening right now — IP and streaming. This is evidenced in the World Cup, with ample examples of fans watching and catching up on all the action via live programs, online streaming and across social platforms like TikTok. The challenge…

In a recent report, environmental organization albert, which works with the global film and TV industry to reduce the environmental impact of content production, estimated that every hour of TV production generates 9.2 tons of CO2, which translates to 27.6sqm of sea ice loss. The United Nations calls global warming the ’defining issue of our time’….

Graphics have never been more important to television. As the amount of available data about any given subject from politics to football increases, so the means of presenting that information on-screen, to an increasingly informed audience, becomes more critical. And whether traditional, virtual or augmented, graphics need to be clear, crisp, and convey information quickly….