This session\, hosted by the SMPTE Study Gr oup on Sustainability in Media\, explores the evolving landscape of sustai nability standards and practices within the media industry. While still in the early stages of identifying areas for potential standardization\, the Study Group has started collaborating with key organizations like Greenin g of Streaming\, ITU-R\, and ATSC’s Planning Team 9\, which have been acti vely involved in sustainability initiatives. These partnerships are aimed at gathering insights and use cases in media production and consumption th at could benefit from future SMPTE standards.
\n\nJoin us for update s from these organizations\, as we share their progress and findings relat ed to sustainability in media and data delivery services. The session will feature insights from Robin Hérin\, co-chair of ATSC’s Planning Team 9\, who will present learnings from their 18-month study on sustainability asp ects of broadcast and hybrid broadband delivery. The collaborative nature of these efforts offers a glimpse into the potential future standards and recommendations that SMPTE may develop to promote sustainability in the me dia industry.
BEGIN:VALARM UID:36313333-3139-4265-a631-386238393536 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:This session\, hosted by the SMPTE Study Group on Sustainabilit y in Media\, explores the evolving landscape of sustainability standards a nd practices within the media industry. While still in the early stages of identifying areas for potential standardization\, the Study Group has sta rted collaborating with key organizations like Greening of Streaming\, ITU -R\, and ATSC’s Planning Team 9\, which have been actively involved in sus tainability initiatives. These partnerships are aimed at gathering insight s and use cases in media production and consumption that could benefit fro m future SMPTE standards.\n\nJoin us for updates from these organizations\ , as we share their progress and findings related to sustainability in med ia and data delivery services. The session will feature insights from Robi n Hérin\, co-chair of ATSC’s Planning Team 9\, who will present learnings from their 18-month study on sustainability aspects of broadcast and hybri d broadband delivery. The collaborative nature of these efforts offers a g limpse into the potential future standards and recommendations that SMPTE may develop to promote sustainability in the media industry. TRIGGER:-PT15M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR