The latest issue of TVBEurope is now available to download and read.
The issue includes the findings of a recent survey into IP adoption in the industry. Jointly conducted by TVBEurope, TV Tech and Caretta Research, the survey asked vendors and broadcasters about the extent to which operations are transitioning towards IP-based and software-defined infrastructure and live production.
Robert Shepherd finds out how Bella Gonzales brought a fresh perspective to Ted Lasso’s Kansas chapter, balancing visual continuity with warmth, restraint and a distinctly American sense of home.
Following IBC2026, Jenny Priestley reports on the industry’s shift toward interoperable, software-defined workflows and the growing importance of cybersecurity, compliance, and end-to-end media trust. Taking the temperature at the Show’s panel discussions, Matthew Corrigan notices a tonal shift in conversations around AI.
An in-depth report looks at the inaugural AV and Broadcast Summit, exploring how boundaries between pro AV and traditional broadcasting are dissolving, driven by IP networking, cloud computing and a shared pursuit of audience engagement.
Elsewhere, Matthew Corrigan discovers how Air TV filmed live aboard a light aircraft during a flying lesson, while Kevin Hilton celebrates the groundbreaking innovation and creative spirit that laid the foundations for modern broadcasting, 90 years on from the start of the BBC Television from Alexandra Palace.
And, Niels Borg, chair of the EBU’s OGraf initiative, explains how the project is empowering broadcasters with modular, vendor-agnostic graphics across every screen, plus a wide range of insights from leading figures across the industry.
