Ultrafast broadband – a new generation of telecommunications technology that delivers speeds of 100 Mb or more – is gaining ground in northern Europe, according to Tony Strutt, Technicolor's vice president of sales, Connected Home, for northern Europe. These technologies will be the focus of much interest at Mobile World Congress 2017, which is being held in Barcelona between the 27th of February and the 2nd of March.

Adam Valdez, Visual Effects Supervisor at MPC, a Technicolor company, played a key leadership role on the Disney movie The Jungle Book. In this podcast interview for journalists, Valdez says the project required a new collaborative approach to every stage of movie production, MPC's vast experience in digital cinematography and a team of 800 people to produce a movie so realistic that audiences were easily able to suspend disbelief.

Damien Fagnou, Chief Technology Officer at Technicolor subsidiary MPC Film, spent three years supervising the provision of technology that underpinned the creation of The Jungle Book. In a podcast interview for journalists, Fagnou points out that hundreds of people on three continents were involved in developing and managing the enabling technologies for the production of this film.

Technicolor has produced a series of short videos that reveal what, in fact, it takes to create a sense of amazement for audiences seeking immersive entertainment experiences. The videos reveal how an intimate interaction between science and art is advancing the way stories are told to enhance the connection between consumers and the wide array of content they love.

Lane Cooper sits down with Josh Delbar from Technicolor's Connected Home division.

Lane Cooper sits down with Rich Compagna of Bitglass to talk about the policy implications of "Bring Your Own Device" policies

Mike Laven talks about the results of his recent survey of small businesses and their ability to make international payments between the UK and the US.

Lane Cooper speaks with Lemuel Lasher about the functions of his company, Leading Edge only as well as about the information resulting from their recent study in the companies associated with the subject. 

Alan Stein of Technicolor talks about the advantages and nature of a new audio technology called MPEG-H Audion.

Lane Cooper interviews Frank Scavo, the president of Computer Economics, about changes in spending in the IT industry.

Donald Meyer, the senior manager of product marketing at Aruba Networks explains the results of his new survey of enterprise security among several different companies.

Lane Cooper sits down with Olivier Lafontaine to talk about the opportunities that LTE-TTH broadband services presents for consumers.

Mathew White of the Association of Commercial Stock Image Licensors talks about the rapid growth of demand that the stock image and footage industry is experiencing.

Lane Cooper, Irwin Lazar and Ignacio Vega come together to talk about th future of Enterprise Networks.

The cofounder of Cognition corp, Alan Gourley, speaks with Lane Cooper on the growing importance of cyber security and its role in both private and national security.

Isabelle Dumont talks about  the nature of cyber security and Palo Alto Networks, her company, and their place in the industry.