People who think they are saving energy by using dark mode rather than light mode on their apps and websites are actually ...

In this second series, Joseph reconnects with former colleagues to reflect on their careers and celebrate BBC R&D’s 93-year ...

The BBC's controller of R&D, Matthew Postgate, lifts the lid on the role his department plays, its main priorities for the future and the changing broadcast landscape. From the creation of Ceefax and ...

While audiences around the world know the UK’s BBC best for its hit TV shows like Top Gear and Doctor Who, it has been a key force in technological advances since since it first started broadcasting ...

The honour recognises nearly 100 years of groundbreaking contributions to the media industry BBC R&D has been honoured with the Philo T. Farnsworth Corporate Achievement Award by the Academy of ...

When it comes to foreign language films and TV programs, purists usually argue that subtitles preserve the vocal performance of the original actors. But I have to admit to a general preference for ...

As one of the world’s first use cases of testing the C2PA workflow with video content, and as part of the IBC Accelerator, the BBC and Sony have collaborated in creating a video demonstrating how ...

BBC R&D has published new findings from its ongoing work to reduce streaming latency. It says that coverage of the FIFA World Cup has thrown fresh focus on issues surrounding the lag between the TV ...

Technology has disrupted the way every industry has had to deal with customer interaction, and the news and media sector is no different. Companies providing consumers with content are having to adapt ...

Inside R&D: Innovation Explained is your front-row seat to the future of technology in media, brought to you by the BBC’s pioneering Research & Development team. This podcast unpacks the cutting-edge ...

People who think they are saving energy by using dark mode rather than light mode on their apps and websites are actually using more energy, according to new research from BBC Research & Development ...