In the second part of his analysis of educators’ views of the skills shortage facing the broadcast sector, Michael Burns explores the issue of diversity, looks at the initiatives already […] More
Imagine a world where you have a high-profile sporting fixture on the calendar, but an outside broadcast can’t take place because there aren’t enough engineers to make it happen. Or […] More
An insufficient supply of young software developers, a generational shift that means people are staying for shorter periods at each employer, and increased competition from other areas of IT are […] More
For the past decade or more, there’s been talk of a skills shortage across the media and entertainment industry, and the concerned voices have only got louder in recent years. […] More
By Dominik Wrona, head of portfolio & propositions at BT Media and Broadcast Forget astronauts and firefighters, 21st century youngsters would much rather grow up to be YouTubers or influencers. According […] More
The inaugural World Skills Café event, the industry’s first global flagship event for skills, diversity, and education, is set to take place at IBC2024 in September. Organised by the Global […] More
Recordings of the SVG Europe Women Scotland event ‘Exploring the Scottish Skills Shortage’ are now available to watch. Viewing is free but registration is required. The event took place at […] More
By Julien Mandel, solution marketing senior director, contribution and distribution, Ateme The last twelve months have seen impressive innovation from the sports broadcasting sector. This has included the increased use […] More
