Dallas returns as host for FIFA World Cup 2026 International Broadcast Centre
Operated by FIFA's Host Broadcaster, Host Broadcast Services, the Dallas IBC will home more than 2,000 broadcast professionals delivering coverage to over 200 countries
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Operated by FIFA's Host Broadcaster, Host Broadcast Services, the Dallas IBC will home more than 2,000 broadcast professionals delivering coverage to over 200 countries
The company is promising to deliver experiences for fans, players, media and more as part of the tournament
Dejero's Ivy Cuervo considers how the evolution of remote production and blended IP network connectivity is pivotal in helping broadcasters reduce their carbon footprint...
Company was able to absorb a major submarine cable failure during the tournament through its redundancies and backup paths
The Sivac-ONE Media Processor module (SMP1000), received the signal sent from the IBC in Qatar via IP and fibre, decoding it so that both...
The UK’s leading television facility is serving as the UK production base for BBC Sport’s coverage of the FIFA World Cup 2022
However, in terms of linear viewing a bigger audience tuned into ITV's coverage of Wales's draw against the United States
Fans will be able to opt for commentary from BBC Radio 5 Live if they're watching on iPlayer
S&P's research found football is the most popular live sport in eight of 10 major global markets and in the top three for nine...
Broadcaster will air around 20 matches from the FIFA World Cup in Qatar in 4K UHD
The XR LED Studio will be a central element of the OTT service's coverage
Company says "hundreds" of its 5G/4G field units have been booked by global broadcasters for 4K/HD quality live coverage of the tournament
Broadcaster is promising viewers will see a "new and improved product experience"
Broadcaster has the rights to 33 matches during Qatar 2022, including the big game between Wales and England on 29th November.
Viewers in the UK, France and Spain said they intend to watch a couple of games a day, while in Germany and Italy it's...
TMC will employ a full-redundant IP streaming solution over cloud from TVU and deliver the signals to media outlets using TVU Grid
WSC Sports’ machine learning technology analyses, indexes and tags every piece of action that occurs during play
Gravity Media is counting down to what will be its sixth consecutive Fifa World Cup as a media and broadcast partner
The match between Wales and either Scotland or Ukraine will be available on Sky Sports as well as ITV, S4C and STV
In 2018, the tournament reached a global audience of 3.5 billion viewers
Grass Valley's Tim Banks talks to TVBEurope about the broadcast industry's adoption of cloud technology, and how the company's LDX 150 cameras will take...
Both companies are offering the use of 4K and HD truck-based facilities including Gravity Media’s six camera HD OB vehicle with DSNG capability
Company plans to offer exclusive, rights-cleared live shots of Qatar via its TVU MediaSource content licence agreement
Football's governing body will use Blackbird's cloud-native editing platform for video editing and publishing content
EVS will provide live production and replay solution LiveCeption as well as the live production asset management solution MediaCeption
Installations include SMPTE, Triax, Video, Multi Core Audio and single-mode fibre cable
Broadcaster plans to air every game from the tournament
Second half of FIFA World Cup and Wimbledon saw requests reach 281 million in July
Platform recorded a figure of 726.01Gbit/s partly due to streaming of the FIFA World Cup
485 units were used by customers from over 40 countries
France won the most-streamed match of the tournament as well as becoming world champions
Corporation recorded 66.8 million total match requests on iPlayer and BBC Sport
24.3 million UK viewers watched England v Croatia on ITV, marking a record high for a football match on a single channel
Labour MP John Grogan to raise topic of sporting listed events
All McDonalds restaurants in the country are streaming matches from Russia
BBC exec takes to the MediaTech 360 stage to explain how it is redefining free-to-air sports coverage for the digital age
Match is the most watched TV programme of the year so far, beating the Royal Wedding
Company has also installed production infrastructure at the International Broadcast Centre
47 per cent of viewers are streaming more live video today than a year ago, according to study
Eutelsat is mobilising five satellites for the event which kicks off on Thursday
Forget this year's event, Brian Morris, general manager and vice president, Media & Entertainment, Tata Communications, is already planning ahead