This year’s centennial NAB showcased the latest developments in the field that will be key to the evolution of the video technology market in the coming year. This report examines emerging trends in AI, monetization, and live production.
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Thomas Thomson
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Thomas Thomson is a senior video technology analyst who delivers syndicated research reports and custom projects for the global content fulfillment and content distribution markets—the video workflow. Thomas supports a diverse range of clients, including telcos and video supply chain software and hardware vendors as well as service providers.
Prior to this role, he was a TV analyst at Enders Analysis, focusing on audience trends and regulations. He studied at the University of St Andrews, gaining a Master of Arts in history. He then continued at Imperial College Business School, gaining a Master of Science in management.
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