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IBC2022
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Globecast highlights cloud-based supply chains for live and pop-up channelsGlobecast has identified four key areas of growth, with cloud-based media supply chain services highlighted as being of benefit especially for content owners looking to launch live sports services and pop-up channels. The other three areas of investment for Globecast...
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IBC reveals 2022 visitor numbersThe first IBC in nearly three years attracted 37,071 visitors from 170 countries, with some 1,000 exhibitors also in attendance at the RAI in Amsterdam. “It was great to see, feel and hear the buzz of a live IBC once more,” said IBC chief...
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Canon releases expansion module for large format live sports productionCanon has released an expansion module for the EOS C500 Mark II and EOS C300 Mark III to provide additional functionality for multi-camera and live productions. Canon said the launch of the EU-V3 unit was a response to the increased...
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SES and LiveU team up for integrated contribution and distribution offeringSES and LiveU have partnered to offer an end-to-end solution for live video contribution and distribution. SES said that customers looking to broadcast live sports, news and other events from stadiums, sports facilities and remote sites now have access to...
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IBC2022: Registration opens for Amsterdam eventIBC2022 is now open for registration as the show prepares to return to an in-person environment that promotes face-to-face collaboration, learning, networking and business development across the media, entertainment and technology industry. The show is back as a physical event...
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