Here's a recent article I wrote for IBC looking at the trends in broadcast technology over the past year.

My interview with Professor of Media Theory Douglas Rushkoff where he talks AI myths, legends and hard truths:https://www.ibc.org/interviews/interview-douglas-rushkoff-on-ai-in-media/9709.article

While discussions around the ethics of AI are raging in boardrooms across the globe, there are still many misconceptions about the technology. 

I recently interviewed Dr. Alex Connock about AI and creativity for IBC https://www.ibc.org/interviews/interview-dr-alex-connock-on-ai-an-explosion-of-creativity/9755.article

In the past few weeks, the news has been filled with one dramatic story after the other about AI. However, in a significant shift, rather than being about the technology itself, these stories have been about the people creating AI and those affected by it.

For a rational perspective on the state of AI minus all the "killer robot" hype, read my interview with Sam Bogoch, looking at the history of AI, and where we are now. https://www.ibc.org/generative-ai-in-broadcasting-a-rising-tide/9546.article

I've just interviewed six CTOs leading major Outside Broadcast companies for the publication SVG Europe. They've all had to overcome signification challenges to their industry during the Covid lockdowns, and they've all come out the other side with strong insights into the present and future of broadcasting. Read them here.

IBC had it's first in-person event for it's Accelerator programme, and I was there to cover it: https://www.ibc.org/features/ibc-kickstarts-2022-accelerator-programme-at-the-iet/8436.article

I wrote an article for tvtech looking at the impact of Covid lockdowns on remote production workflows: https://www.tvtechnology.com/features/how-covid-forced-broadcasters-to-go-remote-in-2020

What happens when a startup is acquired? Using frame.io as a case study for IBC: https://www.ibc.org/features/media-tech-start-ups-navigating-acquisitions/8433.article

Taking a look at the media technology startup ecosystem for IBC: https://www.ibc.org/features/media-tech-start-ups-incubation-and-growth/8426.article

I interviewed the people behind Central Square, BBC Wales' new facility, to find out how things are going a year after launch: https://www.ibc.org/features/flexibility-scalability-and-complexity-inside-bbc-wales-all-ip-central-square-facility/8417.article

The second of two articles for IBC about gender diversity in broadcasting https://www.ibc.org/features/gender-diversity-in-broadcast-technology-how-are-vendors-and-organisations-responding/8387.article

Here's an article I wrote for IBC365 about gender diversity in broadcasting: https://www.ibc.org/features/iwd-gender-diversity-in-broadcast-technology-more-needs-to-be-done/8371.article

I recently produced a series of explainer videos for IBC. And, I presented one of them myself. Check it out here: Tech Expert: Inside IP

My latest column on the state of the media industry is up at IBC 365. I discuss how we're the media industry is at an inflection point, one in which we have no clear view as to where we’ll end up, or who the winners will be. https://www.ibc.org/delivery/blog-crossing-the-inflection-point/2915.article

My latest column is up at IBC365.  In the fresh connected world of IP, do years of experience in broadcast engineering still count, or should veteran technicians just hang up their SDI cables and retire? https://www.ibc.org/tech-advances/blog-teaching-old-dogs-new-tricks/2853.article

My latest column is up at IBC356 - I discuss the endless search for a "magic bullet" that will solve all of broadcasting's problems:  https://www.ibc.org/consumption/blog-theres-no-such-thing-as-a-magic-bullet/2784.article

My latest column is up at IBC365 https://www.ibc.org/production/blog-the-importance-of-fun/2737.article In it, I emphasise the importance of having fun in what we do.

My latest column over at IBC356 about the current state of TV in an historical context.  https://www.ibc.org/delivery/blog-tv-isnt-dead-its-evolving/2689.article