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According to the company, innovations such as Olympics Multiview proved especially popular with viewers, with approximately a third (32 per cent) of its streaming...
Olympic Broadcasting Services head of engineering Isidoro Moreno takes David Davies through the innovations on and off screen at this year’s Winter Olympics
Warner Bros Discovery Sports Europe is leveraging a new, purpose-built technology platform, iBuild, and unique on-site studios, including an 'igloo-style' snow dome, to bring...
TVBEurope recently caught up with Marco Balich, creative director of Milano Cortina 2026's Opening Ceremony, to hear how he has been working with OBS...
Matthew Williams-Neale, VP marketing at Appear, explains why winter productions demand technology that can flex with geography and logistics while keeping day-to-day operations stable
The ambitious project used 700 3D-printed miniature figures for the opening credits of the BBC's Winter Olympic coverage
With two major sporting events taking place, this month will see one of the largest ever deployments for the media services provider
The host broadcaster will employ 810 camera systems, 1,800 microphones, 23 production galleries and three virtualised OB vans to capture every angle of Milano...
Viewers with Dolby AC-4 compatible televisions will be able to choose between a traditional mix and ambient sound, without commentary
Based at the Allianz MiCo (Milano Convention Centre), the IBC will play host to 8,000 broadcast personnel during the Games
Free ebook hears from broadcasters and production companies who will be bringing the twists and turns of the winter sports season to audiences across...
It also aims to provide participants with the skills needed to work as camera operators during the Olympic Winter Games next year
Those who are selected will work during the planning phase of the broadcast operations for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026
At a gathering of media rights-holders, OBS provided broadcasters with an update on its plans for the Games
Last week, Olympic Broadcasting Services welcomed media rights holders to Milan to layout its plans for the Games
Speaking about the deal, Delphine Ernotte Cunci, president of the EBU and CEO of France Télévisions, described the deal as a "game-changer for public...
discovery+ has also seen sport video views more than double (149 per cent) and streaming minutes more than triple (213 per cent) compared to...
Over 156 million Europeans visited Discovery’s platforms during Beijing 2022, with over one billion streaming minutes consumed, 19 times more than 2018
OBS and Alibaba have also deployed multi-camera replay systems for frame-freeze slow motion replays during the Games
Broadcaster is using remote production workflows for both video and audio coverage of the Games
Almost three-quarters of a billion streaming minutes have been consumed on Discovery’s subscription services so far
Matt Del Percio from Altman Solon takes a look at the results of a fan survey of five major Winter Games nations shows strong...
OBS reveals details around its production workflows, use of 5G and AI, and how Beijing 2022 is the first Winter Games in UHD HDR
Broadcaster is using Vizrt’s Viz Engine 4 coupled with Unreal Engine 4 render pipeline to create its studio environment at MediaCity in Manchester
Simon Farnsworth, SVP, Technology and Operations at Discovery Europe talks to TVBEurope about the work that's gone on behind the scenes ahead of the...
The MMC incorporates both the Main Press Centre (MPC) and the International Broadcast Centre (IBC)
Company is aiming to help broadcasters meet the challenges of covering February's event
China Media Group is planning to launch what it calls the world's first 4K+ HD, 24/1 TV channel dedicated to the Winter Games later...
Letter warns the broadcasters are at risk of “being complicit” in the “worsening human rights abuses” in China
Beijing 2022 expects to welcome 12,000 broadcasters for the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games
Danish broadcasters will be able to show action from Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 and Olympic Games Paris 2024.
Smaller equipment and 5G technology are expected to be able to help enable interviews to be conducted inside venues.
Coverage of Pyeongchang 2018 streamed 22.2 million times across BBC Sport and BBC iPlayer
Kent Steffens, president of OTT services at CSG, talks to TVBEurope about how the Winter Games is driving innovation from broadcasters
YouTube is the most used platform
Daily short form highlights will be available in UK, Germany, Italy, Sweden and Norway
Protect cameras from temperatures that could reach -18°C
'Total Video' will capture data across free-to-air, pay-TV, online and social for Discovery platforms and its partners
Company will be supporting global broadcasters from over 40 countries in South Korea
VR app will deliver more than 50 hours of live coverage
Philip Stevens offers his predictions for remote production in 2018
Deal includes all Eurosport platforms in major markets across Europe
