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NewsSky and Spurs host world’s first net zero elite football match
Sky and Tottenham Hotspur hosted the world’s first net zero carbon football game at an elite level when Spurs faced Chelsea on September 19.
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IBC welcomes Dutch easing of Covid restrictions
IBC applauds the announcement from the Dutch Government relaxing Covid-19 social distancing measures and removing quarantine rules for fully vaccinated travellers.
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Netherlands to ease corona restrictions and travel rules
The Netherlands is to ease some of its Covid-19 restrictions and introduce a corona pass for entry to large events as it looks to further reopen the country.
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IBC Podcast: An Introduction to the IBC 2021 Accelerator Media Innovation programme
Episode 12 of the IBC Podcast features an introduction to the 2021 IBC Accelerator Media Innovation programme with Mark Smith and Muki Kulhan plus an interview with Shibasish Sarkar, group CEO, Reliance Entertainment
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IBC announces Innovation Awards shortlist
IBC today announces the shortlist for the highly coveted IBC2021 Innovation Awards which celebrate the spirit of collaboration within the content and technology industry.
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IABM launches Diversity Action group
IABM is to form an industry-wide Diversity Action group with the aim of championing diversity and inclusion in the broadcast, media and entertainment industry.
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Registration opens for IBC2021
Visitor registration for IBC2021 is now open, with the content and technology show set to take place 3-6 December at the RAI, Amsterdam.
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Broadcast manufacturers report “severe” component shortages
Broadcast equipment manufacturers are battling with supply shortages, with as many as 40% of respondents to a recent IABM survey reporting a severe shortage in electrical components.
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IBC extends deadline for Innovation Awards
IBC has extended the deadline for entries for the IBC2021 Innovation Awards.
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IBC confirms December for 2021 Show
IBC has confirmed that IBC2021 will take place on 3 December at the RAI in Amsterdam.
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Themed week: Content Management
This IBC365 themed week will explore the vital stage of the content value chain, where programmes and films are prepared for delivery to linear services or published to on-demand platforms.
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Vendors pledge support for AWS Media & Entertainment initiative
A raft of vendors have announced their support for Amazon Web Services (AWS) for Media Entertainment, an initiative featuring new and existing services and solutions from AWS and AWS Partners built for content creators, rights holders, producers, broadcasters and distributors.
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IBC2021 Awards to celebrate industry collaboration and innovation
IBC has opened this year’s Innovation Awards, with a focus on industry partnerships that solve today’s business and technology challenges, including the launch of a new IBC Accelerator Programme award.
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IBC to consult industry on plans for 2021 Amsterdam event
IBC has launched a visitor survey as part of its planning and decision-making process for this year’s event.
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Iyuno completes SDI Media acquisition
Iyuno Media Group has completed its acquisition of SDI Media in a deal described as a union of two of the industry’s leading localisation companies.
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Themed week: Engaging viewers
IBC365’s latest themed week looks at the subject of capturing audience attention and how broadcasters go about making sure audiences are engaged with their content.
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NEP Group acquires VISTA Worldlink
NEP Group has acquired VISTA Worldlink, the US-based transmission service provider.
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IBC unveils plans for 2021 event
IBC has today announced its strategic plan for 2021, focusing on the return of a live event in Amsterdam this year.
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IBC365 Themed Week: Media Supply Chain
IBC365’s latest themed week explores the vital role and key components of an effective media supply chain for all media organisations and content owners.
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SMPTE and MESA partner on metadata initiative
SMPTE has teamed up with MESA to bring what is billed as the media industry’s first human- and machine-readable Language Metadata Table (LMT) into its public review process.
