All Broadcast management articles
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News
Arjan van Westerloo to head NEP Group in UK, Netherlands and Ireland
NEP Group has appointed Arjan van Westerloo as President of NEP UK, The Netherlands and Ireland, effective immediately.
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News
World Rugby appoints HBS as production partner for Rugby World Cups
World Rugby has extended its partnership with Host Broadcast Services (HBS) to produce the host broadcast for the men’s and women’s Rugby World Cup events until 2029.
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UK broadcasters agree Freely distribution deal with Amazon
Freely, the new live streaming platform from the UK’s public broadcasters, has secured a distribution deal with Amazon Fire TV.
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Video
Content for everywhere: new AI/ML production use cases
Hear from expert practitioners to learn how artificial intelligence and machine learning are being deployed to automate media management tasks such as metadata creation, content repurposing, and personalised content delivery. The three panellists will share insights into market trends and requirements, enabling technologies, consumer behaviours, and business models.
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Content providers have dim view of tech vendors’ security attitudes - DPP research
Broadcasters and content providers have an incredibly dim view of the cyber security posture of media technology vendors according to a DPP report titled ‘The State of Media Technology Security 2024.’
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Daily News
Flexible channel management with Monica
Serving as both an extensive monitoring and control solution and a network management system, Amphinicy Technologies’ latest offering, Monica, offers broadcasting companies, teleport operators, and integrators effective channel management.
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Daily News
Yospace say Olympic moments offer up gold for advertisers
Dynamic ad insertion specialist Yospace has revealed that it integrated four billion one-to-one addressable ads into live streams over the course of the Olympic Games in Paris.
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Daily News
G&D heads into the matrix with DynamicWorkplace-CON
As broadcast control rooms integrate a growing range of cutting-edge technologies, Germany’s Guntermann & Drunck is responding by providing KVM systems that serve as an interface between humans and machines. At IBC, it will be hoping its new DynamicWorkplace-CON will help busy broadcasters develop even more creative workflows.
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Industry Trends
CAPA II Accelerator project: Revolutionizing live broadcast for Formula E
The IBC Accelerator special incubator project Connect and Produce Anywhere, Phase II (CAPA II) had an early run out at the recent Formula E London ePrix. John Maxwell Hobbs reports.
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News
Opening ceremony scores big TV audiences for Paris Olympics
The opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Games has delivered strong audiences in the US, France and the UK.
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Industry Trends
Multi-format shoulder programming takes Centre Court at Wimbledon
As The Championships heads to its finals weekend, the host broadcast team reflects on providing expanded behind the scenes access, incorporating new drone footage and onboarding its first internet giant.
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Daily News
Mainstreaming collaborates with Stream7
Media delivery company MainStreaming announced its ongoing collaboration with Stream7 to “provide the scale and performance necessary” for delivering live event broadcasting to millions of concurrent viewers simultaneously.
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Industry Trends
How can broadcast engineers keep pace with seismic shifts in the media tech landscape?
IT-based broadcasting is continually evolving and engineers face new challenges in key growth areas such as IP-based production and cybersecurity. John Maxwell Hobbs breaks down the resources at hand to help broadcast engineers stay on top of their game.
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Daily News
Appear appoints new CTO
Media processing and delivery technology provider Appear, appointed Andy Rayner as chief technology officer (CTO), apparently replacing co-founder Halvard Brennum in this role.
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News
IMG Tackles Non-live Rugby World Cup Production
Japan 2019 was the first World Cup to have an independent host broadcast operation. Previously responsibility had rested with the leading domestic broadcaster (as ITV did in 2015, for example).
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Executive Interviews
From Olympic Rights to 5G and AI, Broadcaster Innovation is Alive and Well
Antonio Arcidiacono, for five years the EBU’s Director of Technology and Innovation, focussed on the massive potential for AI within PSM, new 5G advances, Native IP potency, and the marriage of terrestrial and satellite under a 5G roof, in conversation with George Jarrett.
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Industry Trends
Interview: DPP CEO Mark Harrison – Content and Collaboration
The DPP’s rise to industry prominence: George Jarrett, who attended the first three foundation meetings involving ITV, C4 and the BBC and industry sympathisers seeking an agreed digital production strategy, talks to DPP CEO Mark Harrison.
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Daily News
Nextologies signals the evolution of live events
A new company is putting the Nextologies Control Panel (CP) and HITC signal delivery network to use in an innovative way – live event signal delivery. 10TX is the result of a team up between Nextologies and live event signal delivery veteran Keith Valeri. It will be providing demos of ...
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Industry Trends
Behind the Scenes: FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand
The FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand features a number of production firsts including volumetric ‘datatainment’, fully remote live matchday hosting, and a stream dedicated to TikTok – but it is all in HD, reports Adrian Pennington