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6 days ago | 
ibc.org | Kevin Emmott
Kevin Emmott reports on how two English football clubs at starkly different points of the football pyramid are going direct to fanbases with their content output.
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1 week ago | 
svgeurope.org | Kevin Emmott
Formed in 1892, the Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d’Aviron – or World Rowing, as it is now more conveniently known – has been pummelling the waves for more than 130 years. While well established, rowing has historically not been the most inclusive of sports; not everyone has access to water. However, everyone has access to a floor, and the introduction of indoor rowing as a new discipline in 1982 levelled the playing field.
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1 week ago | 
svgeurope.org | Kevin Emmott
February’s SVG Europe Scaling up for DTC online event issued a challenge for the sports broadcast industry to push the boundaries of audio personalisation. “As leaders in the audio industry, I think we should be pushing things further,” said Salsa Sound’s CEO Rob Oldfield. “Why can’t we leverage software tools and aim a bit higher?
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3 weeks ago | 
thebroadcastbridge.com | Kevin Emmott
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2 months ago | 
svgeurope.org | Kevin Emmott
The public’s appetite for direct-to-consumer sports not only provides more content for sports fans, but an opportunity to reinvent what sports broadcasters can deliver and February’s SVG Europe Audio session on ‘Scaling up for DTC’ was as much about audio quality as it was about scale. In 2023 the number of US sports fans watching live sports content on digital streaming channels surpassed traditional over-the-air broadcasting for the first time, and the divide has been widening ever since.
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2 months ago | 
tvbeurope.com | Kevin Emmott
According to 2024’s State of MediaTech Report from the IABM, more people in the US are streaming their content than watching it on television. Lots more, in fact, and it’s been going that way for a while with research from EMarketer suggesting that the number of people streaming live sports eclipsed the number watching on traditional broadcast television back in 2023. That gulf is only going to get bigger.
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2 months ago | 
4rfv.com | Kevin Emmott
The way content is consumed is changing, which means delivery infrastructures are being put under more and more pressure. BT's broadband engineering director Ian Parr has a way to relieve the burden on our beleaguered networksBy Kevin Emmott Published: February 12, 2025 Updated: February 13, 2025 The way content is consumed is changing, which means delivery infrastructures are being put under more and more pressure.
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2 months ago | 
installation-international.com | Kevin Emmott
Relacart | Stand: 7J400 — Forming part of its conference mic and discussion system and contributing to its Dante solutions demo room at ISE, the CAM-600 from Chinese manufacturer Relacart is a ceiling array microphone equipped with beamforming technology. Featuring a slim, embedded design that integrates into modern conference spaces, the CAM-600 captures voices clearly without requiring close proximity.
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Dec 11, 2024 | 
thebroadcastbridge.com | Kevin Emmott
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
4rfv.com | Kevin Emmott
Lift and shift: NEP Germany and Dyn Media break away for more content By Kevin Emmott Wednesday, November 27, 2024 - 11:17 Print This StoryIt is always the big sporting events that make the most noise, and this year has been very, very noisy. Fan engagement has blossomed as broadcasters and content creators have adapted to consumers' ravenous appetite for stories by reinventing how they produce live content. It's all been pretty revolutionary.
