By Ashley Haley Breaking into the media and entertainment industry can feel impossible, and the truth is, this industry isn’t what it once was. Coming from someone in their twenties with only about five years of experience, that might seem like quite the claim. But for anyone who’s been around the industry, it’s hard to ignore. AI, fragmentation of content, increasing cyber risks, a global pandemic, writers' strikes. There wasn’t a single moment that defined or signaled this

By Alexandra Hill After founding her PR company - Bubble - at age 26, Sadie Groom formed Rise Women in Broadcast in 2017 to promote women working in the non-craft part of the broadcast media technology industry. Rise has since grown into a global network, becoming most famous for its annual Mentorship Programme. From uplifting women into leadership roles to launching IBC’s Safe Car Initiative to protect women after-hours, she reveals how Rise has made an impact in M&E, while

by Kelvin Kirima One of the questions I get asked about the most is how I got into video streaming and ended up at Norsk. So when my colleague Dom Robinson invited me to contribute to SignalShift, I knew what I wanted my first article to be about. I come from a beautiful rural village in Meru, on the northeast slopes of Mount Kenya, the second-highest mountain in Africa and the namesake of our country, Kenya. Our farm sits a few meters from the Mt.Kenya forest, and here is wh