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2020 predictions
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Ross Video on engaging fans with connected in-stadia experiencesBy Kevin Cottam, director of sports and live events, Ross Video The world of sports production has seen a number of important developments over the last decade and there’s no doubt that it’s an exciting and lucrative field to be...
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Cerberus on how niche sports can increase viewers in 2020By Chris Clarke, CEO, Cerberus While major sports take the limelight, niche sports have always struggled to grow their audience. Although smaller in numbers, their audiences often have the same geographic spread as tier one sports, but the cost of...
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Synamedia on going for gold in 2020 with live sports broadcastingBy James Clark, director, global security business development, Synamedia We’re out of the blocks, sprinting into another decade of sporting extravaganzas that will be watched by thrill seekers across the globe on an explosion of screens. The Tokyo Olympics is...
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Looking at the key trends for sports video in 2020 with HarmonicBy Thierry Fautier, vice president, video strategy, Harmonic The world of sports video is moving at a rapid pace. Over the past year, we’ve seen an increase in the number of live OTT sports channels, and sports fans have shown...
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MediaKind looks at key trends in the sports broadcasting market for the next yearBy Olie Baumann, lead engineer for Cygnus 360° events, MediaKind Disruption in the media industry is rife. Innovations and evolving consumer viewing habits are transforming our expectations of how live events, and in particular live sports, are watched. While sport...
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The Switch on the big trends that will shake up live sports broadcasting in 2020By George Lopez, senior vice president of operations, The Switch Sports fanatics queuing up at stadiums and arenas to watch even the most obscure team or player are no longer the only the ones primed to enjoy a unique live...
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Crashing through the digital turnstile of broadcasting with Limelight NetworksBy Steve Miller Jones, vice president of edge strategic and solutions architecture, Limelight Networks The average American subscriber pays for three video services, according to a 2019 Deloitte Insights survey. Cheaper than cable, yes, but with so many new options,...
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Mobile Viewpoint on how AI is bringing lower league sports to the massesBy Michel Bais, CEO, Mobile Viewpoint Traditionally it was difficult to follow your local sports team unless they were in the higher leagues and had the necessary media coverage. But with the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) coupled with IP...
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Imagen asks what 2020 has in store for sports broadcastingBy Will Pitt, head of sport, Imagen 2020 looks set to be another huge year for world sport with the Olympic and Paralympic Games, football’s Euro 2020 and the ICC Women’s and Men’s World T20 Championships all taking place, to...
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Signiant looks at what 2020 has in store for media and entertainment organisationsBy Margaret Craig, CEO, Ian Hamilton, CTO, and Rick Clarkson, CSO at Signiant As the New Year approaches there are a number of exciting media and entertainment trends on the horizon. New competition, emerging formats and platforms, and technology advancements...
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Looking ahead to a busy 2020 with Euro Media GroupBy Timo Koch, director of operations, Euro Media Group We expect the entire IP workflow in 2020 to become more mature. Most suppliers are working hard on transforming their SDI architecture into IP, and those who already are IP, will...
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2020 will raise the bar even higher for sports broadcasting than action-packed 2019 says Grass ValleyBy Tim Shoulders, president, Grass Valley Live sports broadcasting has always been at the cutting edge of production techniques and the driving force behind the evolution of television. A bumper year for major sporting events, 2020 will raise the bar...
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Gravity Media: 2020 will be a big year for sport on and off the fieldBy Steve Norris, director, production and content, Gravity Media Although it’s not suffered from the dramatic downturn that many had anticipated, 2019 has still been a year of change for the sports broadcasting market. There’s been a lot of movement,...
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The data-driven future of OTT according to SportradarBy Felix Blank, director, digital platforms at Sportadar Broadcast and video are two of the most innovative sectors in the media industry and, within that, sport is undoubtedly at the heart of development and growth. The industry has come on...
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