IBC
Friday / 12:14PM
Applications Open for 2013 IABM Engineering Student Awards
The International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers is accepting applications for the 2013 IABM Engineering Student Awards, which recognize high-achieving university and college students in the fields of broadcast engineering or media technology and give winners financial support to attend IBC2013 in Amsterdam
Tuesday / 3:01PM
IBC 2012 Redux
As the broadcast industry attempts to clarify its role in the new digital media landscape, manufacturers in the meantime are continuing to consolidate. Both are working harder than ever to remain relevant in a rapidly evolving transition in both big screens and small.
Tuesday / 2:50PM
IBC Awards Cover Sports, Multiplatform Innovations
The IBC said its awards this year recognized companion apps, asset management, the latest in home content delivery, an 80-year history of broadcast developments, cutting-edge research and the best booth design.
Thursday / 2:18PM
TV Technology Europe Announces 2012 STAR Awards
The STAR Award recognizes preeminent technological innovations available to the broadcast industry.
Tuesday / 2:45PM
Yospace Delivers Live Ad Insertion Through the Cloud
Yospace unveiled its CSM Cloud Network at IBC, calling it the first distributed network of servers specializing in OTT simulcast delivery with dynamic content replacement capabilities.
Tuesday / 1:07PM
IBC Breaks Attendance Record
As the exhibition closed at 4 p.m. local time, the number of attendees—conference delegates, exhibition visitors and exhibitors—was 50,937.
Tuesday / 11:32AM
Dalet Releases Dalet Xtend for Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Software
Dalet Digital Media Systems, a provider of media asset management (MAM) software to broadcasters and content providers, announced the first-version release of the Dalet Xtend module for Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 software.
Tuesday / 10:56AM
IBC: Multiscreen Delivery, Manufacturer Consolidation
Media companies seeking to monetize their assets believe that one-third of their media is inaccessible to consumers, and currently 75 percent are exploring future cloud deployments.


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