This summer’s sports broadcasting schedule means a new dawn for 5G, a technology that promises to revolutionize live production.

New technologies aim to make high-end motion capture more accessible to productions of all sizes.

“Television and streaming video, they’re exponentially changing and evolving very, very quickly. But then they’re also colliding towards each other,” Tim Hanlon says, noting that these shifts are making “a lot of people uncomfortable.”

While Web3 is being touted as the future of democracy and justice, the digital divide will lock the underprivileged out of the metaverse.

Dan Holland describes IHSEusa’s plans for the 2022 NAB Show New York.

As they seek to recoup 5G investments, telcos are searching for new business models and business streams inside the metaverse.

When audiences across the world sit down to watch the Beijing Winter Olympics, they’ll do so from the warmth and comfort of the lounge. At the other end of the signal chain, as skiers carve sparkling showers of ice crystals out of mountainsides, the environment is a little less friendly, leaving broadcasters taking special measures […]

Japanese telecommunications company NTT demonstrates Kirari, a holographic substitute for live sports events, at the Tokyo Olympics.

The Fast & Furious franchise reaches its “Moonraker” phase, strapping a Pontiac Fiero to a rocket engine to destroy a satellite in space.

NBC Olympics selects TAG Video Systems to provide OTT monitoring and multiviewing for its production of the Games of the XXXII Olympiad.

NBCUniversal is planning to present 7,000 hours of coverage of the Tokyo Olympics this summer, compared to 170 hours in 1996.

Vizrt’s Network Device Interface allows anyone to use real time, ultra low latency video on existing IP video networks.