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DAZN, the world’s leading sports entertainment platform, has transformed its live monitoring capabilities to support its global broadcasting of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™, deploying a brand new, scalable, flexible, and centralised infrastructure in partnership with Techex and TAG Video Systems.
Appear has announced its strategic partnership with beIN ASIA PACIFIC, a leading multi-platform sports media network, enabling a significant modernization of beIN’s broadcast infrastructure across the Asia Pacific region and enhancing its international contribution capabilities. Following rigorous testing, beIN selected Appear’s X Platform for its performance, reduced ecological footprint, and competitive pricing.
The proliferation of delivery devices and formats increases the challenges presented by accessibility compliance, but it is an area of rapid AI powered innovation.
We continue our series discussing the current lack of sufficient streaming infrastructure capacity to meet demand if the current rate of consumer transition to streaming services continues. Here we have an assessment of the key industry wide objectives that future video streaming infrastructure would need to meet, to satisfy the demands of full-scale streaming.
Major French media group RMC BFM has selected Broadpeak’s server-side ad insertion (SSAI) solution, delivered via the broadpeak.io SaaS platform, to power dynamic advertising experiences across its TV and radio streaming channels.
Globecast, a leading provider of broadcast, media and entertainment managed services, has announced a partnership with RACER Network, the global motorsports television network headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.
NAGRAVISION has announced that United Cloud, end-to-end solutions provider for telecoms and media, will continue to leverage NAGRA NexGuard Forensic Watermarking within its antipiracy platform for their clients in seven European markets.
The continuing rise in streaming combined with a swing away from third party to first party data is driving broadcasters to seek new ways of engaging and reaching viewers for both content and ad targeting. Some video service providers are turning to plain old SMS texting for reaching audiences because of its ubiquity and its newfound ability to incorporate short video clips directly in the text body.
