The IBC Daily 2010 Preview Digital Edition The Daily Preview issue gives you a stand-by-stand exhibitor listing, and an insight into the key streams of technology advancements, content creation and innovation, the business of broadcasting, and added value at IBC2010. Read the full Digital Edition here now.
Octopus Newsroom is presenting the latest version of its primary product Octopus6, a next-generation multi-platform newsroom computer solution running on Windows, MacOS or Linux.
The new HVS-350HS HD/SD 1.5 M/E mixer from FOR-A takes the popular HVS-300HS 1 M/E video mixer a step further at IBC with an additional half mix effect and more.
Enhanced audio monitoring capabilities will be unveiled for Snell's recently launched MV-series, which combines and displays multiple images, or 'tiles', on a single or dual video display device.
On Thursday morning at 08.30, Austrian remote control specialist ruwido will present its latest research results on consumer needs and user behaviours during the conference session Going social: the implications and opportunities of interactive media.
Peli Products’s huge new 0550 Transport Case, is claimed to be the largest protector case you can buy, offering more than 325 litres of usable storage space.
IBC is a vital meeting place for everyone involved in digital cinema.The only way you can get a real feel for the latest technology is to see it in action, which is why each year IBC creates The Big Screen.
If you have come to IBC for a glimpse of the future then you should make your way to the Park Foyer and see Super Hi-Vision. It was the highlight of IBC2008 and it is back again even brighter and better than before.
The opening plenary session of the IBC2010 conference is given over to the question ‘Does public service broadcasting have a future?’. In the era of the connected world, multiscreen consumption, social networking and TV anywhere, are the big national broadcasters, once the mainstay of our industry, now dinosaurs heading for extinction?
