All Sports/Outside Broadcast articles – Page 8
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WebinarTransforming creative workflows: Making great content in the cloud
Join IBC365 on demand to explore why creators are turning to cloud to transform the way they make great content.
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WebinarRemote production: Lead the next in live production
Join IBC365 on-demand to explore how remote production is changing the way sports broadcasters think and act.
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NewsEBU warns of “dire conditions for media freedom”
The European Broadcasting Union has called for immediate action to protect journalists and the freedom of expression.
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Industry TrendsSuper Bowl LIII: Who watched the game?
The final whistle of Super Bowl LIII sounded on Sunday ending its lowest scoring head-to-head in history and the build up to its perennially anticipated half-time show saw numerous high profile drop outs in support of Colin Kaepernick. Ross Biddiscombe explores how the event’s viewership fared.
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NewsSports content to boost global content spend
Global consumer spend on digital content is set to increase by $23 billion this year, with sports video identified as the key driver of growth.
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Industry TrendsShooting the high end
With many camera and lens manufacturers making announcements and revealing upgrades at the BSC Expo in London, Andy Stout looks at the latest developments in the world of high end cameras and lenses.
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WebinarOn-demand Webinar: Esports goes mainstream
Join IBC365 on-demand to hear industry experts explain how esports is transforming live content and reaching new audiences as it crosses into the mainstream and catches the attention of the biggest media businesses.
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Industry Trends2018 review: July to December
In the second part of our 2018 review we look back at the milestones, mergers, deals and innovations that dominated the second half of the year.
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Industry Trends2018 review: January to June
The first instalment of a two-part round-up of the main talking points of 2018 includes the battle for net neutrality, 5G advances at the Winter Olympics, the Premier League rights battle and a Facebook scandal that still haunts the social media giant.
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Industry TrendsAjax adopts AI for live streaming
Dutch football club Ajax has showcased an artificial intelligence supported production of one of its matches, which the club’s technology partners say could remove the need for production facilities, camera crews and directors.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Jo Twist, Ukie
With esports growing fast, there are opportunities for broadcasters to get involved, the head of games trade body Ukie Dr Jo Twist tells IBC365.
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VideoVideo: The esports opportunity
Experts at the cutting edge of esports explore opportunity within the market, including content evolution and brand partnerships, whilst keeping a close eye on governance and regulation.
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Industry TrendsHow full-frame sensors are changing the lens market
What does the popularity of large format sensor digital cinema cameras mean for the lens market? David Fox reports.
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Industry Trends5G: The catalyst for immersive sports experiences
The Tour De France is the world’s most well-known cycling race and a monumental challenge for broadcasters. The TM Forum, through its Catalyst programme, set out to examine how 5G technology could be used to cover the event.
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Industry TrendsDAZN: The Netflix of sports?
Just two years old, DAZN has spent hundreds of millions acquiring sports rights in a bid to win subscribers to its subscription streaming service. But will its big spending ways pay off? Ross Biddiscombe profiles the OTT platform that’s disrupting the sports broadcasting industry.
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Industry TrendsHow Serie A went OTT with IMG
IMG’s entry into the OTT marketplace with its new Serie A service has ramped up the battle for sports audiences on digital platforms after a couple of years of cautious rights buying by the likes of Amazon and Facebook.
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Industry TrendsDrone racing: Filming a new kind of sports story
Drones are not only smaller than Formula 1 cars, they’re quicker too. Aurora Media Worldwide’s coverage of the DR1 drone-racing league has given the production team the chance to help shape the sport from the ground up.
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Industry TrendsDriving immersive audio forward at Sky
Sky is one of a handful of global broadcasters taking a prominent role in evolving the use of Dolby Atmos in live events, Andy Stout reports.
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Industry TrendsPlazamedia blazes IP trail
In consciously opting against a hybrid solution for its new broadcast centre, German sports producer Plazamedia has created a modern, future-proof system as SMPTE 2110 approaches.
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Industry TrendsImmersive drives audio capture at IBC
There’s a huge amount of change taking place in the audio business, driven by the move towards immersive sound. Nowhere was this clearer than at this year’s IBC.
