There were a couple of new hi-tech additions to the IBC Exhibition in 2009.
First up was the incredibly useful e-Zone in Hall 10, situated next to the JVC Professional’s stand. The zone comprised seven computer stations, WiFi access and a lounge area with tables and chairs. And second, there was even a new Games Arena, click here for more information.
IBC is the one truly global event in the broadcast and electronic media year. It brings all the world's leading vendors together under one roof, in an environment which encourages serious business. The international stature of IBC is reflected in the fact that it draws visitors from 130 countries to this unmissable experience.
Be part of the IBC exhibition to maximise your time. Laid out logically, the 2009 exhibition floorplan accomodated large and small exhibitors grouped together by application areas. The Emerging Media Zones covered IPTV, mobile television and digital signage. The IBC Big Screen, a state of the art digital cinema, was used for demonstrations by manufacturers in the digital cinematography and display sectors, and at the end of the day visitors could relax and watch IBC's free screenings and movies. View the exhibitor list.
Further value was added to visitors time at IBC through special free sessions which helped visitors find the latest developments on the show floor and training on the latest production and post production equipment and techniques. For an overall view of this years show and Amsterdam the IBC2009 Easy Guide can help, view our online Easy Guide.
IBC is run by the industry for the industry. It is the one event each year where you can preview the latest in technology, network with your peers, add to your knowledge and skills and do business in a professional and supportive atmosphere. Whatever your role in content creation, content management or content delivery, IBC2010 is the event you cannot miss.
