IBC2011 starts here
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Sennheiser’s Hillbich ponders spectrum issues
Italian magazine Backstage (Tecniche Nuove Editor, Milano) is publishing this month a long and interesting interview with Norbert Hilbich of Sennheiser Electronics, writes SVG Europe Italian Correspondent, Roberto Landini. His […] More
Who should host the Ryder Cup in 2018?
Sports Pro: Great article about the bidders for staging 2018’s Ryder Cup. The announcement, to be made on Tuesday 17th May, will bring almost two years of bidding to a […] More
Over three billion connected TV devices by 2016
Rapid TV News: A new survey from ABI Research has concluded that connectivity continues its inexorable march into home entertainment, forecasting three billion shipments of connected TV devices by 2016. More
Study highlights airport problems for Brazil World Cup
Sports Business: Only two of 13 airport terminal construction projects are on schedule to be completed by the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, according to a […] More
Rugby World Cup final stages to TX in 3D
The Rugby World Cup will be broadcast in 3D technology for the first time after Rugby World Cup Limited (RWCL) appointed 3DLive as Official 3D Broadcaster of RWC 2011 in […] More
DutchView overhauls with new EVS XT3 server
Netherlands: Dutch multimedia broadcasting company DutchView (the former NOB, Nederlandse Omroepproduktie Bedrijf) is going to acquire five XT3 production servers from EVS in an effort to renew its broadcast and […] More
RAI buys multiple Hitachi camera chains
Italy: RAI Television Corporation of Italy has selected Hitachi’s HD television cameras to upgrade its digital studios and facilities throughout Italy. By the completion of the project, RAI will have […] More
IPL loses value
isportconnect.com: According to a Brand Finance India report the value of Brand Indian Premier League (IPL) has decreased from US$4.13bn last year to $3.67bn this, representing an erosion of $460m […] More
US businessman Stan Kroenke agrees bid to buy Arsenal
BBC: American businessman Stan Kroenke has increased his shareholding in Arsenal to 62.89% and agreed to make an offer for the rest of the club. More