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IBC2009
IBC2012: GREETING THE FUTURE
IBC, the world’s leading meeting place for content creation, management and delivery, has launched an industry-wide consultation programme to determine the future shape of the electronic media industry and how best IBC can serve it. As a result, IBC will remain in Amsterdam for IBC2012, allowing it to focus on creating the right event for the future.
IBC2009: It's a wrap!
Against the challenging economic and industry backdrop, IBC2009 saw 45,547 actual attendees; only 7% down on 2008. The show continues to exhibit a positive image for the future of the electronic media and broadcast technology industry.
Michael Crimp, IBC COO said: "IBC is about the quality of the exhibition and the conference. We're not just a trade show, but an event where people can see the results of all the hard work in our industry. We call this the IBC content experience."
Dieter Engel, senior vice president, Deutsche Telekom said: "IBC is the most important show for me - more important than CES or NAB. This year it has been even more relevant than last year. All the vendors who are important to me are here."
Attendees at this year's IBC Awards Ceremony were also treated to a 16-minute 3D extract of James Cameron’s new movie Avatar - watch the trailer now.
