All Content Acquisition articles
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VideoBlackmagic at IBC2022 in Amsterdam
IBC2022: At IBC2022 in Amsterdam, Simon Westland, Channel Marketing Director, Blackmagic, outlined what the company was announcing at the show.
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VideoWarner Bros. Discovery lays out future plans
IBC2022: Dave Duvall, Chief Information Officer, Warner Bros. Discovery, told an audience at IBC2022 in Amsterdam the company’s plans and hopes for the future.
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VideoSMPTE leads standards teams at IBC2022
IBC2022: SMPTE hosted two sessions at IBC2022 in Amsterdam looking at moving media workflows to the cloud and tracking developments in virtual production.
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VideoARRI at IBC2022 in Amsterdam
IBC2022: At IBC2022 in Amsterdam, Stephan Schenk, General Manager Global Sales and Solutions at ARRI outlined what the company was announcing at the show.
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VideoSony at IBC2022 in Amsterdam
IBC2022: At IBC2022 in Amsterdam, Olivier Bovis, Head of Media Solutions, Sony Professional Europe, outlined what the company was announcing at the show.
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Industry TrendsHDR and UHD grading: vendors boosting metadata and workflow speed as production cycles intensify
Multiple types of deliverable and workflow have been among the challenges facing vendors working to satisfy soaring demand, particularly for HDR grading, writes David Davies.
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NewsThemed week: Crafting Content
IBC365’s content creation-focused themed week will explore the many aspects of making great film and TV, from the acquisition of images and audio to the post-production of content.
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Industry TrendsWhat Streamland’s Technicolor deal tells us about post-production
What does the decision by Technicolor, arguably the motion picture industry’s best-known brand, to let go of its dailies, grading, sound and picture editing services tell us about the health of the post-production industry?
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Industry Trends2020 in review: Mergers and acquisitions
2020 was predicted to see significant M A activity across the media and entertainment space, but did the coronavirus slow down consolidation?
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Industry TrendsWho’s winning the streaming war?
Amid reports that Quibi could be considering a sale, IBC365 reports on the raft of new services and assesses which have thrived and those that have struggled – and weighs up their impact on the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime and traditional broadcasters.
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NewsIntel: Robust networks and partnerships through ecosystem key to volumetric production
Intel has been making strides to increase its volumetric capture and delivery capabilities, according to an IBC SHOWCASE session.
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Industry TrendsA question of acquisition: New codecs for a higher resolution, remote production future
New demands in terms of decentralised production, cloud workflows and UHD are among the influences shaping the market for acquisition codecs, writes David Davies.
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NewsIBC to launch media industry podcast
Listen to the trailer for The IBC Podcast, which will launch on Thursday 16 July.
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NewsSky Studios Elstree wins planning permission
Sky has received planning permission to proceed with construction works at Sky Studios Elstree, its new film and TV studio in north London.
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NewsUK government unveils support for UK arts and media sectors
The UK government has announced two significant new measures to support the production and arts sectors.
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NewsBanijay completes Endemol Shine Group acquisition
Banijay has completed its £1.7 billion acquisition of Endemol Shine Group, in a deal which makes the Paris-based group the largest international content producer and distributor.
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NewsBlack Dragon closes Grass Valley takeover
Investment firm Black Dragon Capital has completed its acquisition of Grass Valley, bringing an end to the company’s time as a Belden subsidiary.
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NewsSony acquires Sex Education producer Eleven
Sony Pictures Television has confirmed its acquisition of London-based Eleven, the producers of Netflix hit series Sex Education.
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NewsSMPTE transforms annual event into immersive, interactive remote experience
SMPTE has unveiled plans to hold its 2020 technical conference and exhibition as an interactive and immersive remote experience.
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NewsBBC to spend £100m on diverse productions and talent
The BBC has pledged to spend £100 million from its existing commissioning budget on ‘diverse and inclusive content’ over three years, starting in 2021.
