Podcasts about Grabyo

In der Mittagsfolge sprechen wir heute mit Kate McGinn, Associate von Seedcamp, über die erfolgreiche Auflage des Fonds Seedcamp VI in Höhe von 166 Millionen Euro.Seedcamp ist ein europäischer Risikokapitalfonds mit Sitz in London und wurde im Mai 2007 von einer Gruppe von 30 europäischen Investorinnen und Investoren gegründet. Der VC konzentriert sich auf frühphasige Startups und bietet den Portfoliounternehmen neben dem Kapital auch eine umfassende Betreuung durch das hauseigene Team an, das bei der Suche nach dem passenden Produkt für den Markt, dem Aufbau von Vertriebs- und Marketingkapazitäten, die Vergrößerung des Teams oder bei der Einführung in das globale Netzwerk von Betreibenden und Investierenden unterstützt. Im August 2017 hatte Seedcamp bereits ein Portfolio von mehr als 250 Unternehmen, die mehr als 1 Milliarde US-Dollar an Folgefinanzierungen von Kapitalgebern aus der ganzen Welt erhalten haben. Das heutige Portfolio von Seedcamp besteht aus über 460 Unternehmen, worunter sich auch die Einhörner UiPath, Wise, Revolut, Pleo, Hopin, Grover, Viz.ai, Wefox und Sorare befinden.Seedcamp hat nun den Abschluss seines stark überzeichneten Fonds VI in Höhe von 166 Millionen Euro bekanntgegeben. Seedcamp VI ist damit fast doppelt so groß wie der vorherige Seedcamp V und stellt den größten Fonds des Unternehmens dar. Zu den Kapitalgebern zählen u.a. LGT, Reference Capital, Harbourvest und Legal & General. Außerdem haben sich zahlreiche Business Angels, wie beispielsweise Michael Pennington von Gumtree, Will Neale von Grabyo, Paul Forster von Indeed, Ilkka Paananen von Supercell und Shakil Khan von Spotify bei der Auflage beteiligt. Seedcamp VI wird weiterhin europäische Founder bis zur Seed-Runde unterstützen. Außerdem wird Seedcamp die Höhe des Kapitals, welches es in Unternehmen vom ersten Scheck an investiert, phasenweise erhöhen und Kapital für Folgeprojekte bis zur Series B reservieren. Neben dem Kapital werden weiterhin das globale Netzwerk und die hauseigene Plattform für Support und Produkte zur Verfügung gestellt.

The Friday Fireside welcomes Mike Kelley, President of Americas for Grabyo, the cloud video platform for live clipping, live production and editing. We discuss how Grabyo customers worldwide can share their best moments in real time, with live clipping from broadcast and video feeds and then share to social, mobile and OTT in seconds. And we examine how NBC's broadcast of the Kentucky Derby recorded perhaps the most exciting 54 seconds in sports (the come-from-behind victory of Rich Strike—the 80:1 long shot—recorded from overhead) didn't get posted online until long after the race. With Grabyo's tools, that video could have been on social media instantly, encouraging millions of new viewers to tune-in to the remainder of the NBC broadcast.

Oliver Slipper, a true British Sports Entrepreneur, best known for his role building PERFORM (now Stats Perform) and now the Executive Chairman of Pitch International.  Lots of great insights into Perform's business model and his follow up moves as an Entrepreneur with Head Ball and PickGuru to his current role at Pitch International, a leading sports media rights agency in the UK.   Key Highlights From playing Cricket to his first job at Accenture.  Why athletes bring unique attributes to the business world and learning on the job at Accenture. NTL, first project in sports at Accenture.  Premium TV – very early days of streaming services in the UK Lots of learning from all the mistakes being made in the business, losing money and the flawed business model at the time After restructuring the deals with Football Clubs, getting to break even and slowly business model is taking shape Winning UK horseracing deal, merging with Inform to launch Perform - Andrew Crocker's role in setting up the new company Perform business model unpacked, doubled revenue every year in next four years – leading to IPO WTA deal, switched to buying all rights, not just betting rights anymore. Netflix model and distressed media rights market inspired DAZN Latency challenges and how to overcome it for bookmakers   His thoughts on DAZN and current owners end game His next moves as an Entrepreneur: Masomo, building a great sports game called Head Ball - www.headball2.com, with 200 mil downloads and sold the company after a few years    Understanding the “K Factor” – key to growing online user base, learning App economy PickGuru, how it started during Covid – sports prediction game (App only in the UK) Executive Chairman of Pitch International – role since mid 2018 – media rights agency business, leading UK Football, Cricket, Rugby agency Four parts to the Pitch business, from content creation to distribution, including sponsorship and Brazil National team Tours Some of his investments over the years,  from Play Sports Network to Cage Warriors Wrapping it up with his non-executive roles, including England & Wales Cricket Board (new event “The Hundred”) About Oli Slipper, is the Executive Chairman of Pitch International, the leading Sports Marketing agency.  In a career spanning 25 years, Oli co-founded Perform Group, a pioneer in sports streaming and data and lead it's IPO and ultimate privatisation.  Subsequently Oli, co-founded Masomo, a mobile studio focused on sports games which was acquired by Miniclip. More recently Oli, co-founded PickGuru, a sports prediction app. In the last 10 years Oli has been an active investor in the sports, fintech and consumer tech space including: Global Cycling Network (GCN), Grabyo, Marshmallow, Cage Warriors, Sixes amongst others. Oli sits on the Board of the Professional Darts Corporation and Oval Invincibles.   Follow us on our social sites for the latest updates Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportsentrepreneurs/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marcusluerpodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sports-entrepreneurs Website: https://marcusluer.com Podcast: https://marcusluer.com/podcast To get in touch, please email us at podcast@marcusluer.com   Feel Good by MusicbyAden https://soundcloud.com/musicbyaden Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/_feel-good Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/bvgIqqRStcQ

Gareth Capon, CEO of 'video production, editing and publishing in the cloud' platform Grabyo talks to Broadcast Tech editor Jake Bickerton about how the sports production sector is transitioning to cloud-based working. Capon talks about how Grabyo evolved from a sole focus on live video clipping to full-scale live production in the cloud, with its product range now including tools for packaging and streaming live broadcasts, post-production editing and live clipping and distribution. He also reveals what he believes to be the future of live video production, with flexible, lightweight browser-based tools becoming the norm across all forms of sports production.

On this episode, we had Gareth Capon, CEO at Grabyo on the Channel Chat podcast. Grabyo is a browser-based live video production suite integrated with popular social media platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and Periscope. Marc Sumner sat down with Gareth to discuss his move into a start-up company, and his vision for Grabyo, the legends who are investing with Grabyo, and the future plans within the channel! You won't want to miss it. Streaming on all platforms, follow Channel Chat Media for the latest podcasts and news! Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6pTjEZS​​... Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGwHfenG_66AigwxywBm7IQ  

Gareth Capon is the CEO & Founder at Grabyo – a cloud-based video platform working with over 70 premium broadcasters, sports properties & digital publishers including FOX Sports, The Premier League, FC Barcelona, BT Sport and Sky. We explored how Grabyo: raised their funding from soccer stars Robin Van Persie, Thierry Henry & Cesc Fabregas and NBA star Tony Parker have maintained better control of destiny during the pandemic than many of their VC-funded peers are lowering their clients' carbon footprint – & helping them during lockdowns - as content can now be created from events without the need to be physically present We also discussed the future of the broadcast/video sector as it shifts rapidly to a streaming-led model For more insights into Grabyo check out https://about.grabyo.com/uk/ & for advice on hiring stellar talent to scale B2B saas ventures head over to https://alpinasearch.com

SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly and editorial director Michael Long present another pair of conversations from the SportsPro OTT Summit that reflect on the latest developments in digital broadcasting and shifts in viewer behaviour.   First up, Gareth Capon (5.05), chief executive of cloud video production company Grabyo, discusses the findings of the Grabyo Global Video Trends Report and what they mean for the future of OTT services, pay-TV, and free-to-air outlets across traditional and digital platforms. He also talks about generational viewing habits, the value of live sport, the power of mobile production and the evolution of Grabyo itself.   Then Carlo De Marchis (27.08), group chief evangelist at sports and entertainment tech provider Deltatre, shares his thoughts on what a move from rights sales to direct to consumer will mean for the philosophy of the sports business, the importance of flexibility in attracting and retaining viewers, and how to embrace innovation in products, services and outlook.

Gareth and David discuss the recent Grabyo report on OTT media consumption trends where choice is limitless and consumers are constrained by time. Key to success will be the ability to promote content on social platforms in the right format, at the right time for the right audience.

With the exploding advancements in technology forever changing how we consume media, I invited Mike Kelley from Grabyo onto the show. Grabyo is the leading cloud-based video production, editing and distribution platform. Through Grabyo, users can produce, edit and broadcast live videos, with the ability to include interactive data visualizations, highlights and in real-time. Grabyo also enables instant publication through social media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter, Periscope, YouTube, and across mobile apps. The real-time video editing, sharing and live streaming to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube is also trusted by La Liga, Universal Music & the Premier League. The company also just announced their partnership with Buzzfeed to deliver and manage the site’s new Twitter Live show, “AM to DM.” We discuss: Sports and tech: why traditional 24/7 broadcasting should fear for its life. How typical online streaming is no longer sufficient in today’s media-hungry world. Industry trends and predictions throughout 2017 and in 2018 “By using video clips to document key moments from the club, our fans feel even closer to the action than before. The speed and efficiency of which we can distribute our video content to social media is a key benefit of using Grabyo.” Tom Coull, Audio/Visual Manager at Southampton FC

Why can't a pure-play OTT sports broadcast service guarantee consistent service? Where will Amazon's sports rights strategy take it and when? When will consumers reach their 'skinny bundle' price point threshold? Has sports broadcasting been disrupted? Remarkably, all four of these questions - and many more besides - are answered in this edition of the Leaders Podcast, which takes in a series of behind-the-scenes conversations at the Broadcast Disruptors event, which kicked off Leaders Week in London in early October this year. In this episode, you'll hear from: - James Rushton, CEO of DAZN, who gives his honest report card on the first year of the OTT broadcaster's service, and explains why little mistakes are not the end of the world; - Jo Binding, VP ofInternational Digital for Discovery Networks International, on Amazon's will-they-won't-they entrance into the sports broadcast world, and the difficulty of delivering OTT sports services; - Gareth Capon, CEO of Grabyo, on producing for a multi-screen world and why consumer behaviour is driving technological delivery methods and content types.

[itvt] is pleased to present audio of the TVOT NYC 2016 session, " The New Linear TV: Live Scheduled Programming on Social Media." The session was described in the show brochure as follows:"The past few months have seen the emergence of a new category of linear TV: live, scheduled, professionally produced programming delivered and (co-)viewed via Twitter, Facebook and other social-media platforms. Topics to be addressed include: What are the new programming genres emerging in the live social video space? How well are sports coverage, news reporting and other established live programming categories transitioning to this new medium? How should live social video programming be promoted to viewers and monetized--to what extent do we need new promotional strategies and new native advertising formats for this new medium? What considerations should the producers and distributors of live social programming take into account when deciding which platforms to work with? And what new technologies are being developed in order to facilitate the production and distribution--and enhance the viewing experience--of live, social programming? Panelists included:"•    Mario Armstrong, Host, The Never Settle Show/On-Air Contributor, NBC TODAY•    Jason George, CEO, Telescope•    Dana Golden, EVP of Business Development, Silver Chalice Ventures•    Mike Kelley, President of the Americas, Grabyo•    Ronald C. Pruett, Jr., CEO, Roker Media/Co-Founder, Roker Labs•    Jesse Redniss, Co-Founder, BRaVe Ventures (Moderator)(Note: TVOT SF 2017 will take place June 28th-29th in the Presidio of San Francisco. Early-Bird Discount pricing ends at midnight, Friday March 31st. Purchase your tickets here: http://thetvoftomorrowshow.com/register-tvot) 

Sean catches up with Gareth Capon, CEO of Grabyo about the power of social video. Gareth is driving the expansion of Grabyo as broadcasters wake up to the opportunities around short-form live video. Full show notes

Gareth Capon is CEO of Grabyo - the company that identifies itself as the “leader in real-time video” - and the man who formerly led strategy and product development for BSkyB's mobile app portfolio. He has also previously worked at Sony Music, BT and management consultancy Accenture. In this episode, he reflects on the dramatic shift in media consumption towards mobile, and what opportunities it brings to sports rights-holders, broadcasters and publishers.