Vizrt’s real-time virtual enhancement software for sports to include the augmented reality (AR) graphics software from Viz Arena 5.

B1SmartTV partners with NativeWaves to bring the Sportworld multiscreen app to more than five million Samsung Smart TVs in Germany.

Three new reports examine how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed live sports coverage for consumers, broadcasters and media rights holders.

At the 2020 Olympic Games, 4DREPLAY’s 360-degree footage supports commentary and referees across 11 stadiums and 50 sporting events.

FOX Sports’ Eric Shanks and Zac Fields discuss real time graphics in Epic Games’ virtual series, “Unreal Build: Broadcast & Live Events.”

ESPN networks and ABC are presenting all 51 matches and 140 combined hours of live coverage of the delayed UEFA European Football Championship 2020, June 11 through July 11. Throughout […]

ESL Gaming’s Simon Eicher, BLAST’s Nicolas Estrup and Faceit’s Andrew Lane on cloud-based workflows, virtualization and remote production.

“Once we stop looking at moving current production technologies and workflows to the cloud and instead ask how we reinvent live production it totally transforms how we cover events.”

To meet the challenge of live sports production under COVID-19, Sky Sports deployed robust cloud-based workflows and remote editing kits.

“In 2022, we expect content investment to exceed $230 billion, primarily driven by subscription streaming services, as the battle in the original content arena intensifies — both in the US, but also in the global markets which are increasingly key for growth,” says Hannah Walsh, Research Manager at Ampere Analysis.

In a bid to increase engagement among younger generations, F1, Bundesliga and the NHL are using Amazon Web Services to unlock data for fans.

The Switch’s Robert Szabo-Rowe discusses alternative satellite broadcasting methods to support more flexible and efficient content creation.