All Sports/Outside Broadcast articles – Page 9
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WebinarOn-demand webinar: Transforming live sports production with Artificial Intelligence
Watch now to hear key players discuss real world experience of the role AI is taking in live sports.
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Industry Trends
NAB 2018: UHD lenses in focus
NAB 2018: The range of cameras with larger sensors from the likes of Arri, Panavision, Red and Sony offer more choice than ever when it comes to acquisition formats and lens options.
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Industry Trends
Spotlight on: UAV operators
In the second instalment in a series of articles that look at job roles and their relationship with technology, Alana Foster speaks with three unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operators.
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Industry Trends
Capturing clean audio
With the quality of audio capture integral to the success of a production, IBC365 speaks with industry experts to examine the changing requirements production sound mixers and the response of manufacturers.
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Webinar
On-demand webinar: NAB Show 2018 Deconstructed
Not everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas: IBC365 is joined by a panel of industry experts to review what went on, what was hot, and what happened at the NAB 2018 conference and show floor.
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Industry Trends
MMA and the fight for online audiences
The ongoing fight for TV audiences in one of the world’s fastest growing sports, mixed martial arts, has found a new and unusual battleground.
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Video
Sports broadcasting: “90 minutes is never enough”
Whistle Sports Network Managing Director Jeff Nathenson on how social media has changed the consumption of sports with fandom extending beyond live matches.
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Industry Trends
The week in numbers: Media plurality to media awards
Murdoch extends Sky News promise and Disney and Marvel break box office records.
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Industry Trends
Metadata, AI and automated workflows: Vendors' news tech plans
Making sure that metadata remains with material, the use of AI to search archives and workflows that allow journalists to publish one story to multiple platforms simultaneously - George Jarrett completes a two-part look at the newsroom technology market.
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Industry Trends
In Numbers: PyeongChang Winter Olympics
It’s not just the athletes that have broken records at the XXIII Winter Olympics in PyeongChang - the technology has set new standards too.
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Industry Trends
BBC, Sky and ITV coverage of Grenfell Tower fire nominated for RTS awards
The Royal Television Society has announced the nominations for its 2018 Television Journalism Awards.
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Executive Interviews
Interview: NEP UK Steve Jenkins
NEP UK champions the brains behind the technology and invests in new skilled staff and kit to overcome broadcasting obstacles, says President Steve Jenkins.
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Industry Trends
Weekly news round-up: Streaming piracy threat & Microsoft's VR deal
Your digest of the week’s top media, entertainment and technology news.
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Industry Trends
Live sport: The tech driving innovation
Producers continue the search for innovation and social engagement to enhance the viewers’ experience across their live sports premium content offering.
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Video
Microsoft WW MD Media, Tony Emerson: The Cloud is now suitable for most of the supply chain
Tony Emerson, Worldwide MD, Media Cable, Microsoft, reminisces about the 2016 Rio Olympics which utilised Microsoft Cloud solutions.
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Thought Leadership
OB sports coverage leading way in VR/AR
Douglas Sheer, CEO, D.I.S. Consulting Corporation said while the virtual and augmented reality trend has been generating increasing interest among consumers it remains in the early stages as far as producers and broadcasters are concerned.
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Thought Leadership
What place does virtual reality have in broadcast?
Virtual reality (VR) is a hot topic across the media industry and is already beginning to find traction in areas such as sports broadcasting, says Stan Moote.
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Technical Papers
Storyteller – Marrying real-time metadata with live events to automate production for multi-screen
Sports as a content genre can be characterized using certain keywords – live, unscripted drama, conversational, loyal audiences
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Technical Papers
Visual radio production for sport events
Sport coverage on radio is popular, but has specific requirements: people do other things while listening to radio, so any enhancements to the audio experience must respect this.
