Although workflows are still maturing, immersive audio is now well established in top- and lower-tier sports, while broadcasters and federations are also increasingly seeking out vendors who can help them […] More
The migration to IP and new approaches to production and distribution have yielded a new generation of technologies aimed at protecting valuable content – which is just as well as […] More
At the SVG Europe Football Summit earlier this year, Alex Dowding, vice secretary of the Wheelchair Football Association (WFA), highlighted the organisation’s adoption of new technologies in order to streamline […] More
Despite the challenging commercial environment affecting both public and private sector broadcasters, demand for new specialist cameras remains relatively buoyant in sports and selected entertainment verticals such as live music. More
Scalable methods of video contribution and distribution continue to be in high demand as viewer expectations change and the sports rights market becomes more fluid – meaning that content services […] More
In a phenomenally competitive sports broadcasting landscape, it’s not surprising that technologies which enrich the home viewers’ experience have achieved such traction in the last decade. If the widespread deployment […] More
A new European special report from Ross Video shows that, while sports broadcasting is booming, competition from streaming services and the need to maintain the interest of multiple generations mean […] More
In his first AWS re:invent since taking over as Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO in June 2024, Matt Garman declared that there had “never been a more exciting time out […] More
An insufficient supply of young software developers, a generational shift that means people are staying for shorter periods at each employer, and increased competition from other areas of IT are […] More
In a year that is expected to be instrumental in driving the growth of racket sport padel around the world, broadcast services company Globecast has revealed that, as of early […] More
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