At IBC 2026 we confirmed that the industry has moved past the hype of isolated AI tools. This year in Amsterdam, the conversations at our booth shifted to a much more fundamental challenge.
Julián Fernández-Campón, CTO of Tedial, looks back for TM BROADCAST on nearly two decades of collaboration with RTVE, marked by some of the largest content preservation and management projects carried out in Spanish broadcasting
TSAmediaHUB, developed by Telefónica, represents a new generation of audiovisual platforms designed to manage, produce, and distribute content across increasingly complex environments.
NAB Show 2026 confirmed a clear shift in the market: media organizations are focused on doing more with less, using technology that delivers real operational value rather than headline hype.
EVO Cloud Uploader is a new mobile app from Tedial, available for iPhone and Android devices.
2025 has underscored a critical reality: many media organizations are still operating on legacy or in-house systems that are neither future-proof nor agile enough to meet today’s demands.
IBC 2025 confirmed what many in the media and entertainment ecosystem have been signaling for months: the industry is ready to move. Not just toward innovation, but toward practical, scalable and flexible transformation.
Tedial is working with the UCLA Film & Television Archive on a project to enhance the Archive’s media management infrastructure.
We are navigating challenging times in the broadcast industry. Today’s media organizations aim to produce engaging, platform-specific content, effectively monetize archives, and streamline workflows for efficiency.
