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At the Counter-Strike Global Offensive (CS: GO) eSports tournament held over the weekend of 15 to 16 February in Charleroi, Belgium, Euro Media Group (EMG) tested three new CS: GO services for the first time. The LouvardGame competition saw EMG run three new production solutions specifically dedicated to improve storytelling in eSports, called GO:Multicam, GO:Graphics, […] More
By 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 working in. TV coverage of live sporting events has become increasingly sophisticated, and this in […] More
Situated at the end of the Antholz valley in northern Italy, on the borders of Switzerland and Austria, and at an altitude of 1600m, the Biathlon Arena, or “Südtirol Arena”, is an ideal venue for the Biathlon World Championships 2020. Set in a beautiful landscape among the mountains, forests and a lake, the arena can […] More
Axon’s Neuron IP processing and Cerebrum control and monitoring technology will be demonstrated with equipment from EVS, Sony, Arista, Calrec and Meinberg during a 22 day outside broadcast truck tour prior to NAB this year. Off the shelf Neuron and Cerebrum products, which are already being used to deliver real-world IP workflows, will form the […] More
Eurosport has agreed a new rights deal with the Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) and Eurovision Sport that will see it show every minute of every stage of the Tour de France until at least 2025. The two-year extension sees Eurosport retain exclusivity to show cycling’s flagship event in full across 38 markets* in Europe. Eurosport […] More
By 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 global distribution is often outside of the budgets. Historically it was not possible for them […] More
By 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 certain to be a TV highlight this year. The potential for the underdog to unearth […] More
The Japanese streaming services company J-Stream is set to bring powerful new video production tools to Japanese broadcasters, publishers and online video services through the use of Grabyo’s cloud platform. As part of the agreement, J-Stream will help bring Grabyo’s leading cloud video platform into video production workflows across the country. The flexibility and scalability […] More
BT Sport has joined the Albert directorate as part of its continuing efforts to become the UK’s greenest broadcaster. Albert is a collaborative BAFTA, indie and broadcaster backed project that was set-up in 2011 to bring the screen industries together to tackle their environmental impact and inspire sustainable living. The commissioning directorate supports the development […] More
Arena Television, the independent outside broadcast facilities firm, has purchased four Leader LV5350 waveform monitors for use within its new OB17 vehicle. One of Europe’s largest HD trucks, OB17 is a 16.5 metre-long 32 tonne articulated vehicle with twin full length expanding sides. It operates from Arena’s Redhill Aerodrome headquarters in Surrey, UK. Primarily operating […] More
