Paris 2024 reached 5 billion viewers, 84 per cent of global audience
The IOC's report also revealed 95,000+ highlights of the Games were generated using artificial intelligence
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The IOC's report also revealed 95,000+ highlights of the Games were generated using artificial intelligence
Martin Brock, senior manager, global regulatory policy, Shure UK, takes a look at the future of spectrum sharing for Programme Making and Special Events...
The DTG's report found significant progress in comparison with last year, but indicated some challenges remain
Supported by SMTE 2110, cloud compatible JPEG XS technology is suited to 4K, UHD and HDR workflows
Key themes will include the automation of content, implementation of virtual assistants and analysis of consumption patterns offered by artificial intelligence
The latest issue includes features on Formula One, Deadpool & Wolverine, remote production, the Olympics, diversity, greenhushing and more
Channel 4 said 7.2 million people watched its first day coverage, with a peak of 1.6 million tuning in to watch Tulley Kearney's gold-winning...
As viewers tune in once again to watch athletes competing for medals in Paris, TVBEurope hears from three technology vendors who are helping broadcasters...
The broadcaster is employing technology throughout its Paris HQ, including 11 high-performance servers
The company's IP-video technology played a key role in reducing the need for heavy equipment to be transported during Paris 2024
Key highlights included the Men's and Women's 100m finals, which saw surges in viewership both before and after the events
Simon Clarke, CTO at Telestream, on the evolution of AI in the media and entertainment landscape
Cloud-based and AI-driven innovations aimed to enhance viewer experiences and help meet sustainability targets
Broadcast and digital figues for the Games "are going through the roof" said IOC President Thomas Bach
Eurosport's average linear audiences have also increased compared to Tokyo 2020, up 98 per cent so far
OBS Live Cloud has become the main method of remote distribution to Media Rights-Holders (MRHs) for the first time in the history of the...
TVBEurope catches up with WBD Sport's Scott Young to hear how the broadcaster is using its streaming services to bring the Olympics to more...
Writing exclusively for TVBEurope, Digital TV Group CTO Alex Buchan details a 5G Broadcast demo by TDF in the run-up to the Games
From VR headsets to volumetric video, the Video Labs team at InterDigital give us some insight into how we might watch (and produce) the...
John Schur, president, solutions group at Telos Alliance, explains why sound is just as important as video when covering a major sporting event
TVBEurope’s Matthew Corrigan sits down with Sotiris Salamouris, chief technology officer at OBS and Intel’s EMEA chief technology officer, Jean-Laurent Philippe, to hear about...
Matthew Williams-Neale, VP of marketing, Appear, explains how broadcasters' efforts are ensuring the excitement of live sports can be enjoyed sustainably, setting a new...
The broadcaster will deliver 3,800 hours of live content, covering every event – peaking at 54 simultaneous live streams - across Max and discovery+
The bikes aim to beat congestion allowing mobile video news teams to move around Paris
Advertising with subtitles will be supported across linear Channel 4 television around Paralympics coverage as well on its streaming platform
The latest issue of TVBEurope includes everything from Doctor Who to Baby Reindeer, The Fall Guy to Paris 2024, and a preview of IBC...
Haivision’s private 5G video transmission ecosystem will deliver coverage of the event from Tahiti
For the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, almost 500 cameras will be used (compared to the usual 60)
The broadcaster has revealed a number of innovations aiming to enable flexibility for viewers watching the Olympics on Max and discovery+
Personalised recaps will provide fans with their own highlights package, narrated by the AI recreation
The high-quality HDR footage will be shared and streamed via a private 5G network powered by Orange which will install more than a dozen...
As Paris counts down to the 2024 Olympics, Stephane Guez, co-founder and principal, Dalet, explains how technological innovation will deliver an engaging experience
Philippe Guillotel, senior director of metavideo group, InterDigital, explains how haptic technology could be the next big thing in watching everything from sport to...
During Paris 2024, the AI-enabled replay system will be implemented at 12 competition venues for events such as beach volleyball, tennis, judo and rugby
Channel 4 will be covering all the action from the Games, as well as the Opening and Closing ceremonies, from its remote production centre...
WBD is aiming to increase the number of European countries in which its service is available to 25 by July
Our latest issue hears from France Télévisions about their plans for Paris 2024, we also celebrate the winners of our NAB 2024 Best of...
John Mailhot, senior vice president, product management at Imagine Communications, gives an insight into how HDR is impacting live production today, as well as...
France Télévisions Romuald Rat talks to TVBEurope about its plans to broadcast the Olympic Torch Relay via a 100 per cent cloud-based and 5G/Starlink...
OBS had teamed up with Chinese retail company and Olympic sponsor, Alibaba, to use AI for 360-degree assisted replays
This edition of the Olympics will be the first to showcase a pathway for the future of low-latency, 8K resolution live streaming
Panasonic will also be supplying PTZ cameras in 29 press rooms across the Games