Historically, France Télévisions has approached the Olympics with the same philosophy for every Games: build a facility at the IBC, find a studio location, and make sure all the signals […] More
On 9 November 2023, the French broadcasting and production community came together in Paris for its annual evening of panel discussions, presentations, and networking, discussing the latest developments in technology, […] More
SVG Europe welcomed the French sports production community to Paris yesterday (Thursday 9 November) for an evening of networking and panel discussions. Hosted with event partners AMP VISUAL TV, the […] More
SATIS Expo is taking place from 15-16 November, and there will be plenty of interest for members of the SVG Europe community. Held in La Plaine Saint-Denis to the north […] More
A staple of the Rugby World Cup production is the multi-feeds concept, which sees several live feeds being made available to rights holders via the host broadcast operation. The Basic […] More
“Everything that we’ve done for this tournament regarding World Rugby’s broadcast operations has been done with environmental sustainability in mind,” says Chris Hope, head of tournament and venue technology at […] More
In an era where broadcasters are demanding more and more digital content for their social media channels, and viewers are more connected than ever, major sporting events are continuously evolving […] More
Reflecting a growing trend in sports broadcasting, cine-style cameras have been added to the Rugby World Cup production set-up for 2023, bringing a dramatic look to certain parts of the […] More
On Saturday (28 October), Rugby World Cup 2023 will end where it began: at the iconic Stade de France, in Saint-Denis. The stadium in north Paris, which hosted the opening […] More
One of the features of Rugby World Cup 2023 is increased rest periods for all teams; for the first time at the Rugby World Cup, no team will have a […] More
