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The IBC Technical Papers Programme features original, novel research on solutions to real-world problems faced by the international broadcast and digital media industry.

IBC2025: The third day of the IBC2025 Conference brought together a diverse group of experts and innovators from the media, broadcast, and technology sectors to discuss the transformative potential of emerging technologies, particularly AI, 5G, and cloud solutions. Voxo's AI model reports.

Three-time Academy Award-winning editor Thelma Schoonmaker (ACE) treated IBC2025 to an intimate and insightful overview of her storied career.

IBC Conference: Evan Shapiro returned to IBC to remind content companies that their first priority is to go where the audience is.

​​​​​​​With the arrival of the fourth and final day of the show, IBC2025 reaches its grand finale. Experts, thought-leading talks, and cutting-edge technology buzz throughout the show. Visitors seize the final opportunity of the year to network, solidify partnerships and soak up the last of the available innovative learnings across IBC2025’s 14 halls. To navigate the whirlwind of content innovation, IBC365 has broken down some highlights for the day amongst the panel talks, demos, and masterclasses at Amsterdam’s RAI.

IBC Conference: ProSiebenSat 1 PULS 4’s Thomas Gruber and Fremantle’s Jens Richter explored how broadcasters can survive and thrive in an AI-driven, social media-saturated landscape.

IBC Conference: The PGA Tour’s live moving drone with augmented reality shot tracing is rewriting the playbook for sports coverage – delivering Emmy-winning technology, immersive storytelling, and a glimpse into the future of golf broadcasting.

Welcome to the IBC2025 Live Blog, getting under the skin of the global media, entertainment, and technology industries biggest and best trade show.

IBC Conference: In the session titled “The Frontier of Creativity: Making the Leap with AI to What’s Next”, industry leaders from Microsoft, MBC, and WELT explored the cutting-edge AI use cases that are solving practical business problems for media companies. Neal Romanek reports.

IBC Conference: Streamers are now as varied as audiences. There’s money to be made, but you have to put your fans first. Neal Romanek reports.