Zetacast is an independent technology consultancy company, specialising in providing services to the media, communications and broadcasting industries.
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Who?
Zetacast is a UK based technology consultancy company with an international focus, founded in 2002. Our Directors and Senior Consultants are all well-recognised figures with extensive experience in the industry. Additional resource, matched to the needs of specific projects, is provided by technology and policy specialists drawn from our network of experienced and trusted consultants.
What?
Zetacast provides a range of technology and policy support services relating to media, communications and broadcasting. These services include representation in standardisation bodies and industry groups, advice on regulatory and policy issues, analysis of technology and market developments, support in designing system architecture, performing system integration and project management.
Why?
Zetacast maintains a pool of technology and policy specialists, giving you access to the skills you need at the time that you need them. We stay up-to-date with the latest technological and legislative developments, which you may have neither the time nor the appetite to interpret. Our independent status ensures that we always give unbiased advice on how this ever-changing landscape will affect your products or services.
News Headlines
MPEG 134, Online
Zetacast participated in the 134th MPEG meeting, which was held online as a virtual meeting from 26 to 30 April 2021.
It had originally been planned to hold this meeting in Geneva, but this plan was changed due to the difficulty of holding physical meetings during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Game Console VA, Brussels
Zetacast was pleased to support Microsoft at the meeting of the Steering Committee of the Game Console Voluntary Agreement on 5 June. The Steering Committee includes representatives from the European Commission and the three industry signatories: Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony Computer Entertainment.
IBC 2021
IBC 2021 was initially postponed from September to December then the in-person event was cancelled altogether, following growing concerns about the COVID-19 situation in The Netherlands.
IBC20201 proceeded as a purely virtual event, bringing the content and technology community together via IBC Digital.
