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Broadcast & Streaming · 11 Oct 2026 · AU, BR, CA

Netflix’s Women’s World Cup deal puts IMG’s technology in the spotlight

Netflix's first exclusive football deal will see the next year's FIFA Women's World Cup at the centre of it's live-sport strategy. The US-streaming service company has appointed IMG as its production partner for all 64 matches in Brazil, as well as more than 100 hours of live studio programming…

Soccerscene
Broadcast & Streaming · 9 Oct 2026 · US

NAB NY 2026: Calrec To Debut Type RT Console and Apex M6

Calrec will exhibit at NAB Show New York (Booth 444, Javits Center, October 21-22), making the U.S. debut of its Type RT compact console and Apex M6 modular I/O platform

Sports Video Group
Broadcast & Streaming · 9 Oct 2026 · Global

ATSC Approves B2X System Discovery and Signaling Candidate Standard

ATSC has announced the approval of a Candidate Standard for its Broadcast-to-Everything (B2X) initiative. S44-2-002r6, “B2X System Discovery and Signaling,” has been approved by ATSC Technology Group 3 for public

Sports Video Group
Broadcast & Streaming · 9 Oct 2026 · US

NAB NY 2026: Ikegami To Demonstrate UHK-X700VN and Product Range

Ikegami will exhibit at NAB Show New York (Booth 708, Javits Center, October 21-22), demonstrating the UHK-X700VN camera and several other products. UHK-X700VN The UHK-X700VN is built on the UHK-X700

Sports Video Group
Broadcast & Streaming · 9 Oct 2026 · Global

SPORTEL Awards 2026 Shortlist Announced

The SPORTEL Awards 2026 official selection has been announced, with 26 works across seven categories selected from more than 150 entries. Winners will be announced October 19 at the Grimaldi

Sports Video Group
Broadcast & Streaming · 9 Oct 2026 · Global

VVC Adoption Advances as Mobile Hardware Support Expands

Versatile Video Coding is moving closer to mainstream deployment as smartphone manufacturers, semiconductor suppliers, and streaming providers address the hardware and ecosystem dependencies that have slowed adoption of the codec.

Sports Video Group