Inside the 5G Vista live sport project and how Boom Radio broadcasts entirely from home

· 5G Vista: Enhancing the view of live sport

· How We Built It: Boom Radio's entirely remote setup

· The IBC Podcast: Twickenham Studios MD Cara Sheppard & aql CEO Adam Beaumont

· NEP Group acquires VISTA Worldlink

· March webinar: Addressable ads - Inside the tech stack

5G Vista: Enhancing the view of live sport

The 5G VISTA project has demonstrated the technical feasibility of using FeMBMS technology to enhance the live sports experience.

How We Built It: Boom Radio's hom

e broadcasting setup

Boom Radio, which launched last month, is thought to be the first UK station without a ... Read more

IBC Podcast: Cara Sheppard, Twickenham Studios and Adam Beaumont, aql

In episode eight of the IBC Podcast, Twickenham Studios managing director Cara Sheppard... Read more

NEP Group acquires VISTA Worldlink

NEP Group has acquired VISTA Worldlink, the US-based transmission service provider.... Read more

Addressable ads: Inside the tech stack

Join IBC365 on the 24th March at 2pm GMT to understand the key aspects of operating a s... Read more

BBC leads RTS Programme Awards with 40 nominations

The RTS (Royal Television Society) has released the shortlisted nominations for the RTS... Read more

Rise launches first-of-a-kind college mentoring programme

Rise has launched a mentoring programme for young women who are about to embark on a ca... Read more

Nielsen launches Gracenote Inclusion Analytics to accelerate diversity transformation

In order to deliver unprecedented visibility into the gender, race, ethnicity and sexua... Read more

Timeline and Moov collaborate on Racing TV's new virtual studio

Racing TV, which broadcasts racing from more than 60 British and Irish racecourses, has... Read more

Megaport: Creating superheroes with on demand cloud connectivity

Oscar award-winning creative studio powers visual effects rendering for Hollywood blockbusters with Megaport.

Framestore, the Oscar Award-winning visual effects company for Hollywood blockbuster films such as The Avengers and the Harry Potter series, needed additional compute capacity for its rendering artists. Naturally they turned to the cloud.

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