As this year's edition of the TV Festival is the last to be held in Edinburgh before the move to Manchester, change in many forms featured high on the agenda. The message was that change is not just coming, it's already here – so deal with it.
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Sir Gary Oldman: “There’s an anxiety going into any project”
With the Edinburgh TV Festival’s Global Icon Award in hand, Sir Gary Oldman delivered a candid acceptance speech, revealing how his unique techniques, mindset, and early experiences in the industry brought his most iconic roles to life.
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Innovation Awards: Social Impact finalists deep dive
From UN-led dialogues on AI safety and ethics to automatic broadcast-grade sign language for live streaming, the Social Impact category is a tight race. Fergal Ringrose, Chair of Judges for the IBC Innovation Awards, analyses the judging panel’s top three competitors.
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Workflow transformation: “AI should be for reliability, not creativity”
With AI’s potential reach in broadcast and media growing all the time, David Davies speaks to leading companies about their adventures in AI and uncovers why they believe the greatest potential resides in humans’ full creative control over the new toolsets.
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IBC Content Everywhere: AI gets a reality check
From increasingly sophisticated monetisation strategies to progressively flexible business models, Content Everywhere companies map AI’s influence on the media industry and reveal their technological forecasts for IBC2026.
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Content Everywhere stages: Groundbreaking tech and real-world results converge
IBC2026’s Content Everywhere hub in Hall 5 will host nearly 200 exhibitors showcasing multi-platform delivery and monetisation innovations, alongside two stages of panel discussions and live demonstrations.
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