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Analyst Paolo Pescatore explores how the FIFA World Cup 2026 is pushing the boundaries of broadcast innovation and testing the entire technology ecosystem
To manage the challenge of connectivity across this summer’s FIFA World Cup’s vast geographical footprint, HBS is centralising key operations at the International Broadcast...
HBS' responsibilities will include end-to-end live game production, global feed management and delivery, replay graphics, commentary and highlights production
According to FIFA president Gianni Infantino, the 45,000 sq metre hub is "the most technologically advanced and top of the art international broadcast centre...
HBS said a formal leadership succession process involving both internal and external candidates will begin shortly
The agreement aims to provide HBS with a comprehensive turnkey solution enabling its production of the tournament
HBS will provide host broadcaster services for the Women’s Rugby World Cups in England in 2025 and Australia in 2029 and the Men’s Rugby World...
The collaboration built on innovations introduced over the previous three tournaments, and included referee cams for the first time
The new division, led by Jamie Aitchison, will be based in London and opens its doors in January
A dedicated fibre-optic SMPTE ST2110 network architecture has been deployed to connect the match venues around France to the International Broadcast Centre in Paris
As the Rugby World Cup reaches its second round in France, TVBEurope speaks to Host Broadcast Services about its role in bringing the tournament...
The new subsidiary will be led by José ‘Platao’ Rocha, who joins HBS in the role of managing director of the US, alongside Enrique...
Company will look to use remote production technology as well as lower its carbon footprint through local production solutions