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Streaming, 8K and AR: How bringing production in-house will transform Rugby World Cup 2019

Content and technology leaders combine to create an outstanding IBC experience

5G to unleash new era of in-stadium sports coverage to under-served fans

Big Screen examines potential of direct view cinema screens, assistive devices

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Streaming, 8K and AR: How bringing production in-house will transform Rugby World Cup 2019
Content and technology leaders combine to create an outstanding IBC experience
5G to unleash new era of in-stadium sports coverage to under-served fans
Big Screen examines potential of direct view cinema screens, assistive devices
Recruit with neurodiversity in mind, says Microsoft

IBC2019

Editor's Pick

Facebook: Serendipitous value for video
2019-09-17T12:51:00+01:00By Alana Foster
IBC2019: Combining the reach of Facebook with its mix of content from publishers, creators and media partners from around the world, broadcasters were called to “optimise” and add value by incorporating the Facebook Watch ecosystem.
Media companies need authenticity to attract Gen Z
2019-09-19T11:57:00+01:00By James Pearce
IBC2019: Generation Z viewers are more demanding and clearer on what they want from content, with less loyalty to individual brands or platforms than previous generations.
Video Panel Interview: Max Métral, Damien Cullen, George Aivazoglou and Simon Eicher
2019-09-17T09:31:00+01:00By James Pearce
IBC2019: Experts from the FA, F1, ESL and Eurosport discuss using data in sport broadcasting

News

Apple and Microsoft join Academy Software Foundation

2019-09-20T14:23:00+01:00By Carolyn Giardina

IBC2019: Apple and Microsoft have joined the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Academy Software Foundation, bringing its membership to 27 companies.

WorldDAB sees connections grow

2019-09-20T14:15:00+01:00By Chris Forrester

IBC2019: The world is adopting digital radio, according to Graham Dixon, head of radio at the EBU, who spoke at IBC2019.

“Pleasure” is key reason viewers tune into TV, say researchers

2019-09-20T13:40:00+01:00By Tim Dams

“Pleasure” is the dominant reason that viewers tune into television, according to new ITV research.

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Executive interviews

Interview: Soumya Sriraman, BritBox

EA and esports: building an in-house revenue feedback loop

Interview: Marion Ranchet, Roku

Interview: Michael Zink, Warner Bros.

Interview: Soumya Sriraman, BritBox
EA and esports: building an in-house revenue feedback loop
Interview: Marion Ranchet, Roku
Interview: Michael Zink, Warner Bros.

IBC365 Webinars

See it differently: IBC2019 preview
2019-08-19T15:29:00+01:00Sponsored by Connect, by Nutanix, Rohde & Schwarz
Automated media workflows in the cloud
2019-08-07T13:22:00+01:00Brought to you by IBM Aspera
Engaging users and boosting advertising with AI
2019-07-15T15:44:00+01:00Sponsored by Media Distillery

IBC2019 Show

Apple and Microsoft join Academy Software Foundation

2019-09-20T14:23:00+01:00By Carolyn Giardina

All IBC2019 Show

IBC VOD

Video Panel Interview: Max Métral, Damien Cullen, George Aivazoglou and Simon Eicher

IBC2019: Experts from the FA, F1, ESL and Eurosport discuss using data in sport broadcasting

Source: IBC TV at IBC2019

Thought Leadership

Is this the end of broadcast?
2019-09-15T11:34:00+01:00
IBC2019: Consumers have a wide range of services available to them, from traditional providers of broadcast services over-the-air, cable, satellite or IPTV, as well as via internet distributed services on all types of devices beyond the TV screen. Ian Nock considers what impact this will have.
It’s time to collaborate
2019-09-14T13:04:00+01:00
IBC2019: In this complex and rapidly evolving industry, close relationships between media firms and their suppliers are essential, and IBC2019 is the place to forge those ties, writes Peter White.
What do consumers expect from 5G entertainment?
2019-09-14T12:37:00+01:00Brought to you by IBM
Internet technologies have resulted in a proliferation of streaming video platforms, offering consumers an alternative to broadcast and cable TV and posing a major threat to those traditional industries, writes IBM Institute for Business Value Telecommunications, Media and Entertainment global industry leader Rob van den Dam.