From the biggest names in M&E technology, to innovative startups and first-time exhibitors, more than 1250 companies are preparing to showcase their latest products and solutions on the IBC2024 showfloor.
Updates will be on show in Hall 5 for the Alta platform, including support for outputting live captions in a 2110-43 stream, audio dubbing, trigger automation and more.
The merger between Paramount Global and Skydance Media is set to take place after media veteran Edgar Bronfman Jr withdrew from the race for the Hollywood film and TV studio.
Stuttgart-based UX specialist 3SS is set to bring together players in the automotive industry with content providers at IBC, including hosting a workshop that will explore the future of in-vehicle entertainment.
Dot Group has successfully implemented its proprietary IBM Aspera-powered solution – DataSprint - for Timeline Television. The collaboration has enhanced Timeline’s data transfer workflows and capabilities, supporting its overall business strategy and operational goals.
Two in three (66%) TV content viewers in the US are using free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) platforms in a typical month, according to Horowitz Research’s latest annual report, State of Media, Entertainment, and Tech: Viewing Behaviors 2024.
Cloud video services specialist Amagi will be demonstrating how its product suite for live content aims to equip broadcasters and rights owners with the necessary tools to meet growing viewer demands.
The UK is forecast to have the largest entertainment and media market in Europe - overtaking Germany - from next year, according to PwC’s latest Global Entertainment & Media (E&M) Outlook 2024-2028.
Developed to deliver slow-motion replays and highlight reels for sports broadcasters, Widepath’s ReplayMaster is set to make its European debut at IBC.
Shotoku’s TR-XT studio robotics control system has been updated to meet the challenges of 24/7 live production while preparing for emerging technology advances.
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