nxt|pod

Australia’s WIN TV is the largest regional broadcaster in the country. They produce 16 news bulletins every weekday across a vast area. Their old multi-vendor system had become fragile and expensive to maintain. In this episode Matt Cable from WIN TV talks about their move to nxtedition. He explains why they replaced years of complex racks with a simpler, consolidated setup and how this shift is c...

Cloud-first workflows promised freedom, but are they already hitting their limits? In this episode, Michael Cioni argues that by the 2030s the cracks will show — slow upload speeds, huge camera files, and endless storage bills will make pure cloud production unsustainable. We talk about why post-production needs a new path, how peer-to-peer technology can deliver 4K collaboration without the cloud...

In this episode of nxt|pod, we’re joined by Magdalena Muhr - aka Maggie - from Mapcreator.io, a powerful mapping tool that’s changing how broadcasters and content creators visualise and present data. We explore how real-time geodata, interactive maps, and cloud-based graphics are reshaping storytelling in broadcast and digital media—and how even the most complex maps can now be created by anyone i...

In this episode, we sit down with Marc Risby, Managing Director of Boxer Systems, to unpack the massive transformation happening in the world of broadcast and AV.From the real cost of cloud workflows to the rise of IP standards like SMPTE 2110, NDI & Dante, we explore the technology shifts, budget pressures, and creative opportunities that are reshaping media today. Plus, we dive into why AV i...

In this episode of nxt|pod , we sit down with Bruce Devlin , aka Mr. MXF , to explore some of the biggest shifts happening in broadcasting, AI, and cloud technology . From the rise of AI-generated content to the ongoing debate between cloud vs. on-prem infrastructure , Bruce shares his expert insights on the challenges and opportunities facing the media industry today. We discuss: • How AI is chan...

The Future of Broadcast: Innovate or Fade Away? In this episode, we’re joined by Neil Maycock, a veteran in broadcast and media technology, to explore the biggest challenges and opportunities shaping the industry today. With U.S. import tariffs, the collapse of Technicolor, and the rise of content creators, broadcasters are being forced to reinvent their business models. Will traditional TV surviv...

Ep. 2 – Can We Stop Image Abuse? AI, Privacy & Content Provenance with Thomas from Sasha In today’s episode, we dive into one of the biggest challenges facing the digital world— image abuse, content theft, and misinformation . With billions of images shared online every day, how can we prove where content comes from, who owns it, and how it was intended to be used? Our guest, Thomas Eriksson ,...

In this episode, we sit down with Nicky Goldberg , a seasoned media consultant with over two decades of experience in the broadcast industry. Nicky’s journey started in student radio , before taking him to the BBC , where he led technology projects, newsroom operations, and digital transformation initiatives. Now, as a consultant, he helps broadcasters navigate change in an era of AI, automation,...