2011 Year in Review – December
And so our look back at the sports broadcasting events of 2011 concludes inside TopVision’s Ü2 OB truck, hears news of Canal+’s use of new tech on the latest classico, […] More
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2011 Year in Review – November
November, and Sky Sports juggles producing nine rugby matches over a weekend, while the curtain comes down on the tennis season, we look at archiving Italian football, and Real Madrid’s […] More
2011 Year in Review – October
The Rugby World Cup tournament ground on to its inevitable conclusion – certainly one the scriptwriters had all prepared for it – while Rome’s Eta Beta proudly showed off its […] More
2011 Year in Review – September
If it’s September, it must be IBC, and you can read what we thought the main trends from the show were below. Meanwhile, SVGE held its extremely successful inaugural summit […] More
2011 Year in Review – August
TV money now inevitably means that the winter sports start while the summer sports are still in full swing, and across Europe the football leagues ratcheted back into action while […] More
2011 Year in Review – July
With the European sports calender in its summer pomp, SVG looked back on successful Wimbledon broadcasts in both 2D and 3D, took a trip out to Germany to report on […] More
2011: Year in Review – June
June finds summer sports dominating the European landscape, and SVGE was caught between two giant cycling events – Italy’s Giro and France’s Tour – while golf started looming large and […] More
2011: Year in Review – May
May, traditionally the month when many of Europe’s top leagues and championships hold their finals. Our May highlights therefore take us from the Bundesliga to the FA Cup and the […] More
2011: Year in Review – April
If it’s April, then it has to be NAB, and SVG Europe was, of course, front and centre in Las Vegas, and you can read the daily digests of our […] More
2011: Year in Review – March
March saw some of the oldest regular sporting events in the world dabble in new formats, whether that was HD or 3D, while over a billion people were forecast to […] More