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1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Jo Ruddock |SVG Europe

DAZN is teaming up with X to deliver exclusive content from the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup 2025, taking place across the US from Sunday (15 June). In December, DAZN and FIFA announced a partnership that will see DAZN broadcast all 63 matches of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 to a global audience. Kicking off on 14 June and running until 13 July, the inaugural tournament will be held across 12 cities in the US.

1 week ago | sportsvideo.org | Jo Ruddock |SVG Europe

How do you capture a race that spans 170 countries, 310,719 runners, and every possible time zone? For Red Bull Media House, the answer was with the cloud, smartphones, and a powerful dose of AI. Partnering once again with TVU Networks, Red Bull Media House brought a bold, tech-forward approach to this year’s Wings for Life World Run.

2 weeks ago | sportsvideo.org | Heather McLean |SVG Europe

Leaders from Sky Austria and ACS discuss the possibilities of camera placement pitchside The FIFA Club World Cup kicks off this weekend and, with it, some of the biggest soccer clubs from around the world will land on American shores. With it will come some top-flight soccer television production. In what ways is soccer a unique playground for some of the latest and greatest specialty cameras?

3 weeks ago | sportsvideo.org | Adrian Pennington |SVG Europe

As part of an ongoing three-year deal with DAZN to host broadcast Riyadh Season boxing events in Saudi Arabia, local live production services powerhouse Alamiya Media introduced Arri’s Alexa 35 Live multicam system for the first time for Canelo vs Scull on 3 May. “We provide all the technology and production support to Riyadh Season in Saudi, so all the OB vans, cameras, certain engineering roles and other key personnel including shaders,” says Miguel Caso, chief broadcast officer, Alamiya Media.

1 month ago | sportsvideo.org | Heather McLean |SVG Europe

Matrox Video, a provider of video technology and an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network (APN) member, announces the successful completion of the AWS Foundational Technical Review (FTR) for Matrox Origin. Matrox Origin is a media-aware development framework designed to empower developers to create software-defined broadcast infrastructure running on generic IT equipment, whether deployed on-premises or in the public cloud.