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By Chris Forrester IBC’s conference sessions are never less than compelling. Past events have seen Will.I.Am and Professor Brian Cox captivate audiences. 2016 promises to be another record-breaking year for both entertainment and information, with Keynote VIPs such as the always entertaining Sir Martin Sorrell, head of advertising giant WPP, who will discuss ‘The Global View’ (Friday, 9 September, 14:00, Forum).

Erik Huggers, who until 2010 headed up the BBC’s Future Media & Technology division, will address ‘Online & Broadcasting: How the online players are evolving and what it means to broadcasting’ (Saturday, 10 September, 15:00, Forum).

In 2011 he joined Intel Media as VP/GM of its Digital Home Group, and since April 2015 has been president/CEO at Vevo.

He also sits on the board at ProSiebenSat.1.

Other Keynote sessions come from Oscar-winning screenwriter, producer and director, Ang Lee (Monday 12 September, 10:00, IBC Big Screen Experience); and Dominique Delport, global

MD/chairman of Havas Media/ Vivendi (‘MadMen, Mobile and Media: How today’s changing media landscape is affecting advertising, distribution and content strategies in TV and beyond’, Thursday, 8 September, 09:00, Forum).

Other sessions guaranteed to attract audiences include Tom Toumazis MBE, chairman of TVbeat and Tagsmart, (‘Futureproofing Your Business’, Thursday, 8 September, 17:15, Forum. In addition, Thursday’s all-day New Broadcasters stream includes NBC Universal International’s Hendrik McDermott (SVP-Branded on Demand) talking about the ‘Rise of Internet TV Networks’ (Forum, 10:45) and in particular NBCU’s Hayu service.

At 11:30 Christopher Whiteley (VP/EMEA, at Netflix) talks about Netflix’s distribution plans and challenges, while at 12:00 the discussion moves into ‘From Bricks to Clicks’ and how traditional players are adopting digital distribution and reaching new audiences and even cinema distribution.

IBC’s Thursday Content & Production sessions also include a fascinating panel (10:45 in Room E102) on recent trends

Transformation in the digital era IBC Conference Committee chair Michael Lumley reveals some of the highlights from this year’s agenda Page 3

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IBC Innovation Awards reect Hot Topics Find out who made it onto this year’s shortlist ahead of the Sunday evening ceremony Page 6

in high-end scripted drama as part of the ‘Golden Age of Content’ theme. At 11:30 there’s a close-up look at Deutschland 83, a true ratings phenomenon and the first German-language production to be co-funded by a US channel (AMC Networks, and screened on its Sundance TV channel). IBC’s delegates will hear from the show’s writers.

At 14:00 (in Room E102) Paul

Robinson of Creative Media Partners will talk to Heidi Blake, investigations editor at Buzzfeed UK. ‘Breaking News at Buzzfeed: A conversation with Heidi Blake’ will discuss some of the changes in investigative journalism and what impact social media and citizen journalism is having on her work.

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IBC Conference 2016: Transformation in the digital era Michael Lumley chairs the IBC2016 Conference Committee. He reveals the changes in this year’s conference structure, as well as looking at some of the highlights.

When the committees behind the conference, together with the IBC team, start work on each year’s programme, our top objective is to serve our ever-changing, ever-expanding audience. It means continual development in what we do, while remaining relevant and reflecting all the changes in the electronic media and entertainment industry.

This approach is reflected in our overall theme for this year’s conference – ‘Transformation in the Digital Era: Leadership, strategy and creativity in media and entertainment’.

That statement underlines the fact that IBC is the place where the executives, leaders and strategic thinkers come to exchange ideas.

It is easy to talk of ‘disruption’, but successful businesses do not allow themselves to be disrupted.

They devote time and energy to forward-looking strategic thinking. The IBC2016 Conference has been carefully designed to be a central part of that industry foresight.

For IBC2016 the conference committee have enjoyed the support of Susan Elkington, who is consultant director of content for IBC. “Our industry is going through dramatic changes – challenging and exciting at the same time,” said Elkington.

“The conference will focus on how the entertainment and media sector is using the accelerating power of technology to transform its businesses. That makes it particularly relevant for the industry, which has a greater level of complexity than ever before.”

The IBC Technical Papers have always been at the heart of the conference and remain absolutely critical.

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As I write, the peer reviewers are hard at work making their final selections, a task which is even tougher because this was a record year for submissions: 40 per cent more papers were proposed than last year.

Nothing could be a clearer indication that IBC is the place where all researchers and developers want to present their latest work.

The technical papers are woven into the whole of the conference, and we have dedicated even more time to the Advances in Technology stream than in recent years, but it is just one of the streams.

We have taken a fresh look at the programme to help delegates navigate through the issues affecting them, in sessions that appeal to their particular needs.

Alongside Advances in Technology we have four more

core themes which cover the whole value chain: Content and Production, Business Transformation, Platform Futures and Audiences and Advertising. Within each stream, and across the whole conference, there is an editorial plan which guides delegates through the issues and the latest thinking on the solutions.

Within and around the streams are some crosscultural events. For example, on Friday morning there is a forum discussion featuring the CTOs of four top businesses: Sony Global Entertainment, Cisco, Discovery and Ericsson; while Saturday is ‘IP Day’.

We have six keynote speakers in plenary sessions, of great value to all delegates.

They are Dominique Delport of Havas Group and Vivendi Content, Manuel Cubero of KDG-Vodafone, advertising

guru Sir Martin Sorrel of WPP, Erik Huggers of Vevo, and Shahrzad Rafati of Broadband TV. Alongside these keynote presentations and the five key streams in our conference, there are three more strands.

The IBC Big Screen Experience uses a stateof-the-art projection and sound installation to create the perfect environment to examine the future of cinema and large-scale out of home content.

As well as conference sessions, the amazing installation by the IBC technical team and its supporters also allows us to screen the ever popular movies – this year for the first time in Dolby Vision HDR – to which all visitors are invited.

IBC Rising Stars is our platform for young media

professionals and industry starters, designed to inform, nurture and inspire nextgeneration talent. Their dedicated sessions include insights about latest industry developments, cutting-edge technology trends and career progression in the course of an intensive one-day programme.

And on Thursday we will once more be hosting our invitationonly, behind-closed-doors C-Level Conference, the IBC Leaders’ Summit.

The conference programme is available at IBC.org/programme and we have innovative online tools to help you plan your way through the conference. Registration is already open, so do not delay in seeing everything that is on offer and booking the right pass for you.

I look forward to meeting you all in Amsterdam in September.

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The IBC Exhibition is expanding IBC is pleased to introduce Roger Thornton as the new chair of the Exhibition Committee Roger has developed a vast understanding of IBC during his long career at Quantel, where he spent a lot of time planning for and attending IBC Exhibitions, and is now ready for his first IBC in his new role as chairman. Here is his review on the expanding exhibition.

Before talking about IBC2016, I must pay tribute to my predecessor John Holton who has shaped the exhibition for what seems like forever, writes Roger Thornton.

IBC continually moves on and so does our home, the RAI Amsterdam. If you attended IBC2015 you may have noticed some construction and development around the venue.

This is now a new exhibition hall, which has been eagerly incorporated into our plans to expand IBC’s footprint.

To allow the new hall to be introduced into the exhibition, hall numbering has had to be adjusted. Located next to Hall 8, it is only sensible that the new hall should be Hall 9. That means old Hall 9 becomes Hall 11, and old Hall 11 becomes Hall 12. Hall 10 keeps its number.

The ballroom of the Elicium, which houses Sony and IBC TV, is now Hall 13. Last year’s new building, the Amtrium, is now Hall 4, and is again home to Imagine Communications.

Among the exhibitors taking advantage of the new Hall 9 is my former company, now known as SAM (Snell Advanced Media).

The vast temporary structure at the front of the RAI hosting our IBC Content Everywhere Hub and many of our new media exhibits is still Hall 14, and the temporary building housing bespoke meeting rooms is now Hall 15. That totals fifteen halls plus the outdoor exhibits, making 2016 by far the biggest IBC in terms of floor space.

What is filling all these halls?

Most obviously, more exhibitors than ever before. We have seen a real rush for exhibition space, not least from businesses in the multi-platform distribution and monetisation space, and from app developers and advertising innovators.

One important feature is the IBC Launch Pad, located in the new Hall 9. This is a dedicated space for first-time exhibitors, helping them claim their ground in the leading international event for the industry. IBC helps them by providing a cost-effective package and they help us by bringing new ideas and new business to IBC. I have already mentioned two of our feature areas. Over in Hall 3 you will find another, the IBC Technology in Action Theatre. This features a series of industry case studies at the leading edge of technology, including the cloud and IP as well as production, post and delivery. The sessions are free to attend, and are recorded so you can watch them later on IBC TV video on demand.

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This year also sees the return of the popular IBC Hackfest, doubling in size and being taken to the next level. From 09:00 on Saturday the brightest individuals in coding come together in the Diamond Lounge to apply ideas and software solutions to generate innovative concepts leveraging partner technologies. We create the environment and see what they come up with.

For forward thinkers, the IBC Future Zone is another favourite.

We talk to the world’s leading R&D labs and universities, and the exhibit their latest projects and prototypes. The researchers working on them come along too, so not only can you see and test what they are thinking, you can influence the direction of their work.

The IBC Future Zone is also home to the IBC Technical Posters, which have been

reimagined for 2016 and promise to be more engaging and more interactive. You will have a chance to discuss the ideas with the authors, making it even more interactive. The Future Zone is just outside Hall 8.

All these special features are free to visitors, as are events like movie screenings and the IBC Awards Ceremony. IBC even give you a free tram ticket to get around Amsterdam.

IBC is a comprehensive exhibition featuring not only all the major players but also all emerging and innovative new companies. To help you get around we lay the exhibition out logically, with similar products grouped together and broad zones for content creation, management and delivery.

All this in a venue, and in a city, that is ideal for networking.

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Lounge to cater for all business needs requiring a quieter area away from the show floor. It is in the heart of the event, just a minute or two from the show floor, but without any of the bustle and noise.

The lounge is equipped with comfortable lounge seating, WiFi and coffee. Staff are available to help you, for instance if you need documents copied. If your meeting is

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IBC Business Lounge When you get more than 55,000 of the industry’s movers and shakers together the buzz is real and exciting! But sometimes you need a quiet place to stop and think, to network or to conduct serious business.

You might be finalising the details of a major new project, signing up a new distribution channel, or you might even be a candidate for a new job.

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sure you have time to collect the latest information, see the vendors who can solve your challenges, and talk to friends, contacts and peers.

I hope to talk to as many of you as possible when we meet in Amsterdam. Your views will help us make future IBC events even better for you, so feel free to tell me your thoughts.

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This facility is free for all IBC visitors and is open during business hours. You can find

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Meeting rooms can be booked by registered attendees in advance, through IBC.org.

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IBC Innovation Awards reflect hot topics The shortlist for the IBC2016 Innovation Awards reflects the real issues in the industry, including 4K video, IP connectivity and OTT services.

Also reflected is the global nature of IBC, with finalists coming from countries as far apart as China and the USA. Michael Lumley, chair of the international judging panel, put the awards into context. “They are unique because we judge on the benefits each entry delivers to the end user,” he said.

“Ultimately, the award is handed over on stage not to a company developing the newest widgets but to the broadcaster or media company which benefits from a real collaborative process to develop the best possible solution.”

The awards are presented on Sunday night, in an unmissable ceremony to which all IBC visitors are welcome. So who is on the shortlist for this year’s awards?

The first category is for the most innovative project in content creation, and two of the three finalists focus on making sport even more engaging on television. BT Sport has added sophisticated augmented reality to its studio coverage of European Champions League football, including a signature shot flying over a map of Europe to the stadiums hosting each game. Working in a huge and largely black studio was a challenge for camera tracking company Ncam, who collaborated with Moov, RT

Software and Timeline Television to create a solution.

Pylon Camera, developed

by ESPN, replaces corner posts in the high impact sport of American football. Crush impact zones had to be fitted to avoid injuring players, while still delivering multiple views from each pylon. The pictures are not only sensational, they have helped referees judge critical touchdowns in key games.

Technology partners include BSI and Gilman.

The third finalist is the live IP studio built by the EBU and housed at VRT Sandbox in Brussels. It tackles the difficult challenge of real interconnectivity between equipment from multiple vendors to build a practical production studio. The long list of technology partners includes Axon, D&MS, Dwesam, EVS, Genelec, Grass Valley, Lawo, Nevion, Tektronix and Trilogy.

There are three finalists in the Content Management category.

MoovIT Production Services was faced with the challenge of shooting the Endemol Shine Germany reality show Wild Island off the coast of Central America but posting it in Cologne, Germany. Working with EditShare, a remote workflow allowed the content to be secured in a hostile environment with an unpredictable power supply, saving 50 per cent on time and resources.

Ketnet, the children’s channel from VRT in Belgium, has been transformed into an interactive,

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curated online experience. The first app was aimed at two to five year olds, and concentrated on stimulating educational experiences rather than simply offering programmes and clips.

The solution – developed by local company Small Town Heroes – saw young viewers spending 50 per cent of their time using the app.

Returning to reality television, Tencent Video in China wanted to make all 120 HD cameras and two 360˚ cameras available at all times on its show The 15 of Us. Tencent worked with technology partner Grass Valley to manage 3,000 hours of content a day for editing, packaging and approval.

For the first name on the shortlist for Content Delivery we return to BT Sport, and its Ultra HD channel which

provides 4K coverage of football, rugby, MotoGP, squash, NBA basketball and more. The company worked with its outside broadcast partner Timeline Television to build Europe’s first Ultra HD 4K truck, including cameras from Sony and a SAM switcher.

Other technical partners were Ericsson, Fuji, ChyronHego and Telegenic.

Swisscom is looking forward to a future where much television may be viewed on demand, and considered how it could help consumers discover the content they like. Working with ThinkAnalytics, it developed a new user experience which allows users to browse through all the content shown on more than 250 television channels with personalised

recommendations. UEFA, the European football governing body, recognised that football fans want much more than just simple coverage of the game. With technology partners deltatre, EVS and the EBU it developed its Next Generation Services Project, delivering a host of additional content from data feeds to multiple angles and linked second screen experiences.

Nine great projects are in the running. Who will take home the awards? Find out at the IBC Awards Ceremony at 18:30 on Sunday evening in the RAI Auditorium. Free-to-attend for all IBC visitors, this year’s show looks set to be an outstanding evening, with some very special guests and stunning content shared on the IBC Big Screen.

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Assuring the video services of tomorrow Rapid changes in video distribution means that guaranteeing a subscriber’s service experience is paramount, says Mikael Dahlgren, CEO of Agama Technologies.

The video and TV distribution landscape is changing. Not so long ago, most video distribution operators focused on a single distribution solution – be it cable, IPTV or broadcast – and the pace of change within these solutions was modest.

Today, traditional operators are challenged by new entrants, mainly OTT providers, and often respond by adding OTTsolutions of their own. Further technological developments, service agility, outsourcing and virtualisation within the field of video distribution are only going

to increase competition in the industry. Guaranteeing service quality will be more important than ever.

So, how can you get a consistent view of your service delivery if it is done over a combination of RF, IPTV and OTT? How do you handle the fact that parts of the delivery infrastructure are outside your control, e.g. an outsourced CDN? How do you manage the subscriber experience?

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Virtual ďŹ lmmaking on the Big Screen

By Adrian Pennington After breaking ground at IBC2015 with a high-profile demonstration of the first two films (Tomorrowland and Inside Out) ever to be released theatrically in High Dynamic Range (HDR), this year IBC

has gone one step further and outfitted the state of the art IBC Big Screen with HDR projection provided by long-term supporters, Dolby Labs. In addition, Dolby Atmos immersive audio will be featured again powered by QSC. This will enable delegates to appreciate a series

of presentations and screenings which illustrate the emerging technologies which filmmakers, studios and exhibitors have at their disposal to attract audiences to the box office.

The Friday and Saturday sessions will examine how new tools such as light field imaging and advances in performance capture are merging the disciplines of production and post to form new virtual filmmaking techniques.

The culmination will be a masterclass from VFX guru, Kevin Baillie, on the application of virtual sets in features such as Robert Zemeckis’ The Walk.

With virtual reality being taken seriously

by Hollywood, an expert panel asks what VR means for storytellers and the movie industry.

The Sunday and Monday of the IBC Big Screen Experience will focus on

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the impact of experiential innovation (from HDR and wider colour ranges to immersive audio and High Frame Rates) on the future of the theatrical format.

Featured speakers include Warner Bros’ VP technology, Michael Zink, and Curt Behlmer SVP of content solutions at Dolby.

There’s also analysis of the impact big data is making on cinema exhibition.

This ranges from how films are being programmed, to how they are optimised for in-cinema performance and how audience insights are being leveraged.

Steffen Schier, head of film at CinemaxX Entertainment will be part of this panel.

Don’t forget that the IBC Big Screen Experience is free to IBC attendees as part of your IBC2016 entry. Look out too for announcements of the film blockbusters which are screened for free as part of the IBC Big Screen Experience and which highlight the pinnacle of creative and technical achievement.

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Director Ang Lee keynotes IBC The Hub of Content IBC Big Screen Experience

Everywhere Europe

By Adrian Pennington

By Chris Forrester IBC is excited to present Life of Pi, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and Brokeback Mountain director Ang Lee who will present a Keynote address on Monday 12 September, 11:00 headlining the IBC Big Screen Experience.

The Oscar-winning screenwriter, producer and director is credited with pushing the boundaries of filmmaking, and filmmaking techniques, in his work and will talk about technology-related challenges and opportunities in his IBC address. Specifically, the Taiwanese director will discuss the cinematography techniques used in the new Sony Pictures release Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk, which uses a filmmaking method combining 4K resolution with 3D and frame rates as high

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as 120fps that has been dubbed ‘cinematic reality’. It will be the first mainstream feature ever released in the format which presents a challenge to existing projection systems.

Julian Pinn, executive producer, IBC Big Screen

Experience, said: “For more than two decades, Ang Lee has shown true mastery in utilising cutting-edge science and cinematographic techniques towards his creation of some of the very finest works of cinematic story-telling art.”

IBC TV shapes the news

IBC TV airs live from a studio in Hall 13

One of the best ways to keep up to date with all the news from IBC is through IBC TV, the event’s own television channel. It is produced onsite, and packed with comment, interviews and opinions from some of the key thinkers and opinion leaders at IBC. There are a number of live broadcasts every day from the studio, based in Hall 13. The rest of the 24-hour schedule is made up of reports from

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around the show and on topics of interest to the IBC audience.

If you were used to waking up to IBC TV a few years back, then you will be pleased to know that there is a special breakfast edition streamed each morning – and every official IBC hotel offers free WiFi to guests to ensure you stay in the loop.

Every keynote session in the conference is streamed live, with informed comment

and debate to follow. The channel’s popular anchor Martin Stanford will analyse the sessions with industry experts. As well as the streamed service, all of the content will be packaged and added to the rapidly growing archive of content available on demand. You can access the archive at any time at IBC.org.vod making it an invaluable resource all year round.

Interest in OTT online distribution is attracting new audiences to IBC. The role of the Content Everywhere Europe Hub is to explain the ‘content everywhere’ opportunity to these first-time visitors as well as to those from IBC’s loyal core audience who are trying to understand how broadband fits alongside traditional broadcast.

As this IBC Daily Preview is being put together, executive producer Ian Volans (of Volans Consulting) is busy shaping his impressive list of VIP speakers into a final schedule for his free-to-attend Content Everywhere Hub sessions, but he promises to deliver compelling content.

He says that the 13:00 sessions (Friday-Sunday) take quite a broad look at the OTT space while the 15:30 slots on Friday and Saturday have a sporting emphasis (same times for Monday’s sessions).

Content Everywhere panellists will debate how customisation of content, personalisation of the user experience and learning the tastes and habits of each individual user are the key skills that all content distributors now need to master. They will also explore what multiscreen delivery really means for today’s media brands, broadcasters, operators and service providers.

IBC’s Content Everywhere Hub is located in the heart of Hall 14 where a host of exhibitors will be

demonstrating business models designed for longterms sustainability and technical success. Volans explains that his speakers will provide detailed advice, and case studies: “Many of the traditional boundaries between different players in the value chain have become blurred in the Content Everywhere world. I’ll be working with all panel speakers on a common vocabulary to cut through this confusion.”

Included in the schedule are speakers talking about live streaming of niche sports, for example. Volans says sessions will also explore the technical challenges that live streaming presents for a genre where viewers have zero tolerance for interruptions. The session will discuss the potential impact of platforms such as Facebook Live, Periscope and Snapchat and share insights gained in football, horse racing, boxing and in territories as diverse as Germany and Thailand.

Key to success in Content Everywhere is discovery, and helping audiences find, select and watch content. Panels will also explore how viewing habits are changing, the extent to which consumers are viewing OTT to supplement pay TV, the emergence of ‘dip-in-and-out’ and the implications for business models and customer service strategies.

One word of advice to would-be attendees: grab a seat early as these free sessions are justifiably hugely popular.

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Sir Martin Sorrell headlines IBC Conference IBC Conference: Friday Keynote 9 Sept, 14:00, Forum

By Chris Forrester

Sir Martin Sorrell is IBC’s star Keynote, and is likely to make a few more headlines as he addresses ‘Advertising and Marketing in Transformation’.

Sorrell stresses that he doesn’t cultivate controversy but it certainly follows him around, not least the annual battles with his WPP shareholders (where

he is chief executive) over his current €90 million salary and compensation package.

Nevertheless, he can claim with some considerable justification to be usually right, and has grown his WPP business massively over the past 30 years.

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Sir Martin Sorrell: controversial, futurist, acquirer, and usually right!

in 1975, and is frequently referred to as ‘the third brother’ as group finance director until 1984.

He privately invested in the listed – but sleepy – Wire & Plastic Products in 1985, and used it as his aggressive acquisition vehicle for a true revolution in the advertising industry, buying 18 ad-related giants in a three-year period including J. Walter Thompson (in 1987 in a €500 million hostile take-over) and followed this up with similar prizes including Ogilvy & Mather (€761m), Young & Rubicam (€5bn) and Grey Advertising (€1.33bn). In an extremely prescient move, WPP in 1999 bought market research firm Taylor Nelson Sofres (€2bn) and in 2012 digital ad-agency AKQA (€475m). Indeed, WPP has embraced the digital world in all its guises, and in the process taking its overall revenues to a massive €15.7bn, and a market capitalisation of some €27.6bn.

WPP has won numerous creative Awards from its 194,000 staff, and is the world’s largest communication group. Sir Martin noted at a recent meeting that the WPP share price had risen by 98 per cent between 2011 and 2015, compared with a 5.8 per cent rise in the FTSE 100 over the same period. He maintains a work ethic that might exhaust a man of half his age, and firmly resists attempts to force him into retirement. “I’ve said I’ll carry on until they cart me out to the glue factory,” Sorrell jokes. His IBC Keynote promises to deliver a unique insight on broadcasting, narrowcasting, and the role of advertising and marketing in today’s world.

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Discover everything: IBC’s Feature Areas

By Adrian Pennington The IBC Experience is all about immersing yourself in the white heat of the very latest trends and technologies impacting the industry and getting to connect with the people driving change.

The Feature Areas are designed for this very purpose.

Intelligently curated and programmed to enrich your understanding of developments at play across the Exhibition and Conference, these unique attractions are also great places to network with people from all corners of the industry.

No-one wants to miss the IBC Future Zone, adjacent to Hall 8, where extraordinary ideas leap from the labs of academic and broadcast research institutes into potential reality. Previous years have showcased 8K and virtual reality so if those technologies look less science fiction now which inventions will impress you in 2016?

The IBC Big Screen Experience is one of the six main streams of the IBC Conference and focuses on how emerging technologies like High Dynamic Range and High Frame Rates are being used to deliver a more immersive cinema experience.

The Hub is a great venue to network

Speakers from Disney, Warner Bros and Dolby will present and showcase technologies at the impressive RAI Auditorium which is upgraded for 2016 with a HDR projection system.

The IBC Launch Pad, located in Hall 9, showcases exhibitors who are not only new to IBC but may well be new to you too. It’s well worthwhile seeking them out for the fresh perspectives they can provide on topics as diverse as content delivery, image processing and storage.

A highlight of every IBC are the IBC Innovation Awards which recognise the inspiration, expertise and sheer endeavour that teams of vendors,

service suppliers and media organisations make to achieve breakthroughs in content creation, content management and content delivery. This year’s finalists include a remote workflow to produce a German reality show on two secluded islands; the management of 3,000 hours of content a day for a full year for a Chinese video portal; and UEFA’s multi-angle delivery to second screens.

Every IBC visitor is welcome to attend the fabulous Sunday night ceremony.

For a close-up on actual case studies of solutions in the field check out the IBC Technology in Action Theatre. Located in

Hall 3, this Feature Area hosts a wide-ranging programme of use-cases and demonstrations covering cloud, IP, production, post production and delivery.

The programme changes daily, is free to attend, and is a prime opportunity to quiz those who have already put technology to use.

Hone your knowledge of the consumer behaviours, business models and technologies driving content engagement over connected devices at IBC Content Everywhere Europe, in Hall 14. The heart of IBC Content Everywhere Europe is the Hub which hosts a daily programme of two-hour

technical sessions plus panel discussions and no-nonsense product demonstrations. It’s also a great place for informal meetings and networking. Tools and techniques for live streaming is key focus here with sessions trained on ways to leverage social networks during live events and dynamic ad insertion for live simulcast.

Look out too for the return of IBC Hackfest which encourages innovation in software coding live on the IBC floor. All the Feature Areas are embedded throughout IBC, are open daily and are free to attend at any time to help you make the most of your IBC experience.

Register now IBC is a comprehensive exhibition, a thought-leading conference and an unrivalled networking event all wrapped into one. To cater for all needs and budgets, there are a whole host of different registration options available with a wide range of benefits.

As well as fifteen halls of exhibition space, not to mention the outdoor exhibits, the Exhibition Visitor Pass gives you access to a whole host of added value areas, including the IBC Content Everywhere

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Hub, the IBC Technology in Action Theatre, the IBC Future Zone and the IBC Hackfest.

It also gets you into exclusive presentations in the IBC Big Screen Experience, including two stunning movies on Saturday and Monday evenings. You are also welcome to join the best in the industry at the IBC Awards Ceremony on Sunday night.

The conference programme is already online and you can browse through the topics

and speakers to decide which sessions you really cannot miss.

If your interests cross all the streams and threads, and your IBC time is precious, then the Gold Pass Experience might be for you!

Not only can Gold Pass holders attend any conference session, you also receive specially reserved areas at the busiest sessions to ensure you get a seat. You also have access to the dedicated Gold Pass Lounge with refreshments and lunch, free WiFi, meeting

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rooms and a concierge service, not to mention the chance to network with your peers. The Silver Pass gives you access to the whole of the conference. If your time is tight you can book a Bronze Pass for one day, or even the new Green Pass for any half day. All conference passes include entry to the exhibition and all show-floor and Big Screen events. Every

IBC registration also entitles you to free travel on buses and trams around the city for the duration of the event.

Registration is open now!.

Go to IBC.org/register to decide on your pass. If you have attended IBC before then your details will already be on the database in the alumni section, making your 2016 registration simple and efficient.

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Go direct to Ultra HD IBC’s Keynote attractions Blackmagic Design

By Carolyn Giardina Blackmagic Design is coming to IBC with a large product line up including its recently launched Blackmagic Duplicator 4K. The device allows delivery of Ultra HD content to consumers by recording files onto inexpensive SD cards that can be distributed to customers the moment an event is finished – potentially increasing a content distributor’s revenue. “Virtually all televisions sold are now Ultra HD models,� said Blackmagic CEO Grant Petty. “The problem for consumers is that there’s very little content available. [Duplicator 4K] is an extremely affordable and convenient way to deliver Ultra HD content directly to

consumers that they can play on their Ultra HD TVs today.�

The technology includes 25 built-in SD card recorders, multi rate 12G-SDI connections and a realtime H.265 encoder.

The company’s DaVinci Resolve version 12.5 editing and colour correction software is also set to get a lot of attention and will be at IBC. It includes 1,000 enhancements and 250 new features which includes major additions to its growing editing toolset (including new trim operations, ripple cut and paste insert commands), as well as new colour tools such as improved HDR support.

The Blackmagic stand will also have the latest versions of its Fusion visual effects and motion graphics tool.

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By Chris Forrester IBCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Keynote speakers are selected on the basis that they have something to say. They frequently use their session to be deliberately provocative and to kick-start or enhance a debate on which they have a special interest.

This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Keynoters are no exception. Elsewhere in this issue we focus on Sir Martin Sorrell of WPP. But also guaranteed to draw delegates into the Forum (Thursday, 8 September, 09:00) for his unique insight is Dominique Delport, global MD/ chairman of Havas Media.

Delport is also a skilled and experienced programme-maker and host, not least with the launch of Merci pour lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Info at Canal Plus in 2003, and the Emmy Award-winning CULT show on France 5. In February 2008, Vincent BollorĂŠ promoted

him as chairman/CEO of Havas Media France and his promotions have come rapidly, not least his September 2015 appointment as president of Vivendi Content.

Delport will be joined by Dr Manuel Cubero who heads up Vodafoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kable Deutschland business and is VP (and former president) of the Cable Europe association of operators. The two will have an on-stage discussion that promises to be a fascinating insight into their expectations for their future businesses, Later on Thursday (17:15) Tom Toumazis MBE will deliver a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;big pictureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; discussion on business models and strategies in his Futureproofing Your Business session. Toumazis is chairman of Tagsmart/TVbeat and a nonexecutive director at the Lad Bible Group. Toumazis has an enviable employment record including spells at ITV, Eurosport, EMAP, Yahoo, Disney, and as CCO at Endemol Worldwide.

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Feast for the eyes and mind Technical Papers and Posters

By Adrian Pennington

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Friday night is party night One of the greatest benefits of attending IBC is the chance to network with people from the industry from around the world. They might be old friends or people you have just met, but you can be sure that they will understand and share the challenges your business is facing.

IBC provides multiple networking opportunities including the famous IBC Party on Friday night. Taking place at the end of the opening day of the exhibition this is an evening of fun, entertainment, food and drink.

The party starts at 18:30 in the Diamond Lounge. It’s easy to find, just follow the signs, and the crowds! All around the venue you will find

plenty of good food and freeflowing drinks.

There will be plenty of music, performers and dancing, with some dedicated quieter areas for those who want to talk. There is something for everyone to enjoy.

Gold and Silver Pass delegates, and Friday’s Bronze and Green Pass holders, will find a ticket in their delegate bags. Each exhibiting company also has a number of tickets, based on the size of the stand, so exhibitors can celebrate making it through at least the first day.

You can register for a conference pass to gain entry to the party, at IBC.org/ register.

IABM’s ‘must attend’ breakfast IBC Conference

By Chris Forrester This IBC session (9 September, 08:00, Forum) is truly unique in that it gives delegates a fasttrack appraisal as to what’s happening in the real world and how the IABM’s membership see the future. Chaired by John Ive, a well-known IBC expert, he asks the key questions for all delegates: Where is the smart money being spent, how much, who is spending it and on what technology? Is there an economic slowdown in broadcast and media, or is this new era helping to fuel more expenditure? The IABM has the answers.

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Ive’s panel includes Peter White, CEO at the IABM; Steve Canepa, GM/Global Telecommunications, Media & Entertainment at IBM; Charlie Vogt, CEO at Imagine Communications, and Wenbing Yao, director of strategy and marketing at Huawei Technologies.

Using the IABM’s analysis of data from its members – drawn from major industry vendors as well as smaller supplies of crucial equipment to broadcasters (and representing some 80 per cent of the market’s revenues) – this is an unmissable slice of market intelligence. And there’s usually a croissant for early birds!

This is a bumper year for submissions of Technical Papers to the IBC Conference with 40 per cent more synopses than last year under the scrutiny of IBC’s expert committee. That means the calibre of research and endeavour is higher than ever and gives added ballast to the IBC Technical Papers’ already world-class reputation.

IBC delegates can be the first to hear this year’s selection of 13 Papers in the Advances in Technology stream of the Conference.

This will include the introduction of six session themes, entirely new to IBC, which reflect the fast-moving pace of today’s media industry.

These new topics are: case studies in global UHDTV roll-out; world firsts in studio IP trials; advances in virtual reality and 360° television; the internet of things; technologies for targeted advertising and novel applications of metadata.

Highlights include a presentation on the 8K production of the Rio Olympics and the first Ultra HD production

with high dynamic range, to be distributed around the globe by satellite – from the Vatican.

Questions for explorers in virtual reality, such as how are viewer’s best prompted to be looking in the right direction, does live 360° distribution work and how might we broadcast mixed reality, are addressed.

The popular Cutting Edge Technologies session features Papers on ideas for crowdsourced news gathering; object-based media creativity; and technology for corneal gaze-tracking.

Since metadata has now become such a powerful resource IBC devotes a Papers session inspiring novel ways to exploit it. How, for example, can smart lens metadata assist post production? And, can timestamped metadata provide the ultimate shopping experience – buy anything you see on the screen?

Look out too for a special session on media accessibility for the sensory-impaired.

Papers sessions operate much like an academic conference, with speakers presenting the content of their written papers. These are formally peer-reviewed with the best ones published in a special

Run 4K 4Charity Fast becoming an IBC tradition, this year’s charity fun run takes place on Saturday morning, in Amstel Park, close to the RAI. Both 4K technologies and the 4K run – you can walk if you prefer – are hot topics at IBC2016.

The IBC run is part of a series held at major industry events around the world. “Registrations have doubled for each event in

the series, and total donations now top a quarter of a million dollars,” said organiser Laura Barber, better known as director of marketing at Elemental Technologies.

“The rapid growth of this event has been fantastic, but the potential for its continued expansion is even more exciting,” she said. “Please sign up today and make an impact!”

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edition of an IET professional journal. Competition for the Best Conference Paper Award has never been keener.

This year’s Posters are presented on individual electronic screens in a dedicated area of the Future Zone. They are a bit like an art gallery, where authors stand next to their works and describe them to visitors.

“We think that ‘Posters’ and Papers are each best suited to different kinds of content – ‘Posters’ allow more interactivity and the presenter can adapt to the knowledge and interest of individual visitors,” explained Nick Lodge, co-lead of the Advances in Technology stream.

Since the Future Zone is open to all IBC exhibition visitors as well as delegates the Posters have a huge potential audience.

Organisations benefitting from the IBC2016 event include Heifer International, bringing sustainable agriculture and commerce to areas with a long history of poverty, and Jeugdsportfonds, an Amsterdam charity which helps children whose families cannot afford athletics club membership.

Corporate sponsors include Aspera, ChyronHego, Dolby and Xstream. Media partners include NewBay and Rapid TV News.

4K 4Charity starts at 07:30.

Snacks and drinks will be available once you have completed the course, giving you a chance to refuel before heading over to IBC. Registration for the run is now open at 4K4Charity.com.

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Vodafoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cubero to address IBC Technical University. He is a member of the Board of Directors of Cable Labs, VP of Cable Europe (European

Cable Communications Association) and also VP of ANGA (Association of German Cable Operators). He will be

joined on stage in this Keynote session, which opens the IBC Conference, by Dominique Delport who leads Havas Media

Group/Vivendi Content and by chair Kate Bulkley. This session will also be streamed live by IBC TV to the IBC.org website.

Dr Manuel Cubero, CEO of Kabel Deutschland

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By Adrian Pennington Dr Manuel Cubero, CEO of Kabel Deutschland and chief commercial officer at Vodafone Germany, will deliver the opening plenary at IBC on Thursday 8 September (09:15, Forum).

This opening session promises insights and strategies about how Dr Cubero is leading Germanyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest cable network through a challenging and transforming media landscape.

Dr Cubero first joined Kabel Deutschland in 2003 and held a variety of management positions before moving into his current role in 2014. Prior to joining Kabel Deutschland, Dr Cubero was managing director of several companies in the Kirch Group, founder and managing director of an internet betting company and a consultant at Egon Zehnder International for the media and telecommunications sector.

He has also been the chief commercial officer of Vodafone Germany since 2015.

He gained an MBA at the INSEAD Business School and holds a PhD in physics from Darmstadt

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Will video be vertically integrated?

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By Chris Forrester

broadcasters, networks, cable operators, and even television manufacturers.”

Waesche will present insights from GfK’s Viewscape study

which aggregates data about SVOD use in fourteen countries.

Joining him will be Martin Guillaume, head of strategy/ business development at

Ericsson Broadcast & Media Services; Christian Brent, SVP/ global research & audience strategy at Fox International Channels; Efe Cakarel, founder/

CEO at cinema-to-subscriber specialists MUBI; and Francesco Venturini, MD, global industry media & entertainment at Accenture.

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Ericsson’s Martin Guillaume presents OTT insight

In July, financial ratings agency Moody’s Investors Service put out a report suggesting that the reign of pay-TV and network TV, normally the most stable, predictable and highest-margin segments of broadcasting, is rapidly eroding. The report was blunt, saying OTT services and digital ad platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Facebook, Apple, YouTube and Sling TV are breaking down the long-standing practice of contractual aggregating and bundling content for distribution through closed-system set-top boxes.

This is not exactly ‘news’ to IBC delegates where the ‘death of linear TV’ has been debated for some years. But for IBC2016 Niko Waesche, global industry head/media & entertainment at GfK, has assembled a panel of experts to examine the latest state of play (10 September, E102, 13:30).

Waesche says that the ingredients for Netflix and Amazon Prime’s success are exclusive content, ownership of data and delivery and control of their subscriber bases. “Is vertical integration the industry blueprint for the future?” he asks. “For decades, the industry has prospered with horizontally segmented industry models. If this indeed is the only blueprint, then this has huge implications for licence content owners,

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Celebrate Collaboration and Creativity!

Presented in a lively and fast-moving celebration during IBC on Sunday 11 September, the IBC Awards showcase some of the most exciting and stimulating content from the year.

IBC Awards Categories include: v International Honour for Excellence v IBC Innovation Awards

v Best Conference Paper v Exhibition Stand Design Awards

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New cinema technologies set to stun IBC Big Sceen Experience

By Adrian Pennington As the USS Enterprise comes under attack in Star Trek Beyond, audiences at Barco Escape screenings will experience uniquely the alien onslaught from horizontal projections to the left and right. The most high-profile title yet issued in Barco’s panoramic exhibition format will compete with other versions of Paramount’s blockbuster mastered for Imax and Dolby Cinema.

“The industry is working to create an experience so compelling that consumers will put down their iPad and leave the sofa to enjoy an experience they can’t get anywhere else,” says Todd Hoddick, CEO of Barco Escape. “Experiential cinema is the future.”

While some presentation technologies are not new, combined together they are designed to retain cinema’s edge over home entertainment.

These include 3D, 4K, High Dynamic Range (HDR) – which includes wider colour gamut

(WCG) – motion seating, screens with enhanced audio, laser projection and high frame rates (HFR). IHS Technology analyst David Hancock dubs it “the premiumisation” of cinema.

The IBC Big Screen Experience conference sessions take stock of these developments which have implications for future business and film creation.

‘Digital Cinema Investment 2.0’ asks the most pertinant question ‘Where’s the ROI?’ (12 September 16:00). While the savings on 35mm prints were simple enough to calculate, the new revenue – if any – from digital enhancements are harder to quantify. A panel will examine whether the numbers stack up for continued digital investment.

One of the key investment decisions for exhibitors is laser projection. This technology throws greater light to the screen to lift gloomy stereo 3D presentations and is essential for showing the full impact of High Dynamic Range and Wider Colour Gamut (the art and science of which is explored in detail on 12 September 13:00 with Warner Bros, VP, technology, Michael Zink).

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An update subtitled ‘Laser projection: is it ready for wide deployment?’ (11 September, 09:30) offers views from the Odeon Group’s head of cinema technology, Mike Bradbury and rival projection vendors Barco and Sony.

Dolby has arguably been the most successful vendor in promoting studio content into theatres outfitted with its technology. More than 1,800 cinemas worldwide can play films mastered in Dolby Atmos

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By Adrian Pennington There are many hot topics and technologies competing for attention across the media and entertainment spectrum but for a razor-sharp insider’s analysis of the ones that have made it beyond the in-tray, make a beeline for the Chief Technology Officer’s roundtable.

‘CTO Strategic Roadmap: The technologists’ view’ (9 September 09:45, Forum, part of the Business Transformation stream) promises a seat in the boardroom at some of the industry’s biggest companies needing to take the difficult decisions for business survival and success.

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When and to what extent do you push the button on swapping out SDI for IP networks? How much confidence should you place in the Cloud? Is investment in 4K UHD good to go today or is it worth holding fire for 8K? Should 5G mobile or the Internet of Things be on your radar – and if so what does this even mean for your business?

Among the speakers are Dave Ward, SVP, chief architect and CTO, engineering at Cisco; Discovey Communictions’ CTO John Honeycutt; Ulf Ewaldsson, who performs the same role for Ericsson, and Tamara Leemans, CTO for Belgium cable operator Voo. A 12-year Discovery veteran, Honeycutt most recently served as EVP and COO for Discovery

Networks International, where he led the operational structure of its growing international business operations including the 2013 acquisition of SBS Nordics – the largest transaction in Discovery’s history. In addition, he was a key member of the team that led Discovery’s acquisition of a controlling interest in Eurosport International.

Also on the panel is Spencer Stephens, CTO at Sony Pictures Entertainment. He leads the studio’s technology development group working on technology innovation and application. The group’s role touches on every part of the path from the on-set technology including cameras and lens, through post-production and mastering to the standards used

sound, including The Secret Life Of Pets, Suicide Squad and Ghostbusters. But it’s not the only immersive audio format in town. Delegates should attend an update on the topic (‘Immersive Audio: Balancing key stakeholders’ needs’, 11 September 11:00) chaired by Julian Pinn.

There’s a timely update on systems rollout and future projections plus analysis of market challenges from the European Digital Cinema Forum

(EDCF) on 11 September (15:45). Mark Stephen, sales director, Unique Digital; Rich Welsh, CEO, Sundog Media Toolkit, and EDCF CEO David Monk present.

All of these sessions are free for all to attend and take place on the IBC Big Screen which is freshly outfitted with a projection system capable of showing HDR as well as 3D and 4K content and Dolby Atmos audio. There’s no excuse not to immerse yourself in the future of cinema.

Talking Internet of Things: Ulf Ewaldsson, Ericsson

to deliver content and provide a full consumer experience such as new standards in Extras interactivity.

The group’s latest challenge has been building the workflow that adds HDR to the 4K UHD content the studio has been offering since 2013. The session will be available on demand at IBC TV.

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Technology in Action

By Adrian Pennington Sometimes the whirlwind of information unleashed on the Exhibition floor can be overwhelming when what you really need is a chance to learn more about a technology, a trend or a business case in context.

That’s what the IBC Technology in Action Theatre is all about.

This Feature Area in Hall 3 is home to a daily revolving programme of case studies and panel sessions which allow visitors to take a deeper dive into key aspects of the cloud, IP, production, post production and delivery, at their leisure.

Entirely free-to-attend, these half hour long industry case studies are designed to give you the opportunity to see technology in action as it intersects all aspects of the industry.

The programme begins on 9 September with a gathering of representatives from the major trade bodies who will share updates on the progress of standardisation and the challenges en route to IP. Brad Gilmer, executive director of AMWA, heads this one.

Shortly afterwards, IBM and Japan’s Kansai Telecasting Corporation discuss the implementation of a tape library for archive of 4K/8K media – a subject that will soon be taxing the minds of CTOs everywhere.

‘Interconnection First: How to navigate through disruption in the media and entertainment industry’ is the subject of Equinix’s presentation at 16:00.

Equinix operates a ‘media cloud ecosystem for entertainment’ and will share the views of customers using it to develop and test new solutions.

In a move to adopt distributed operations at Sky Italia the core routing infrastructure in its Sky Milan facility needed to be expanded. A few years ago this would have been done by installing a larger SDI router, but with a more futureproofed investment in mind, the broadcaster opted for a hybrid SDI-IP switching core instead.

Hear how it was achived with performance results from Sky Italia CTO Massimo Bertolotti at 11.00 on 10 September.

With 67 per cent of consumers now seeing breaking news stories on social media rather

than traditional broadcast TV, Cloud technology has never been more prominent in a news distribution workflow.

Calkins Media explains how it is delivering breaking news content OTT at the Tech In Action Theatre, 14.00, 10 September.

Ad insertion promises greater personalisation but only if ad blocking software can be thwarted. Join Brightcove and Mediaworks in the session at 11.00 to learn how server side ad insertion can do this while bringing a broadcast ad experience to online video.

Shortly afterwards, at 15.00, in the Theatre visitors can get to grips with Unified Streaming software which, as Mariana Kalkanis, CEO M2A Media, explains can capture, trim, package, encrypt and deliver VOD assets from a live stream within minutes rather than hours of conventional workflows.

These are just a selection of the rich pickings programmed for the Technology in Action Theatre.

Don’t forget, these are all free to attend and are a great place to quiz vendors, as well as their customers, on the real value and application of solutions.

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By Adrian Pennington Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s still very early days for virtual reality (VR) and the breathless predictions for its disruptive impact on everything from filmed entertainment to journalism need reining in. Nonetheless, it is reasonable to expect that VR will not repeat the failure of stereo 3D. JPMorgan Securities forecasts VR to be a $13.5 billion industry by 2020 mainly comprised of hardware sales topping 89.3 million units. Sales of consumer gear will only rocket if thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s content to watch but here too production seems to be growing at an astonishing pace.

IBC has made VR a conference theme reflecting its rapidly emerging impact on many points of media and entertainment.

Get yourself a primer with â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;VR and AR 101: The Masterclassâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; (9 September, 16:00) as Solomon Rogers, founder and CEO of Rewind, takes a practical look at VR technology and how it can be used to produce content.

Broadcasters have spent the year road testing VR on everything from documentaries to talk shows with most of the development focused on live event broadcasts around music and sports. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;From TV to VR: A journeyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; (9 September, 09:30) is Alex Mahonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s personal take. The ex-CEO of Shine Group and now CEO of technical boffins The Foundry, explains how traditional TV might move into the new world of VR and special effects.

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;The Art and Technology of VR Storytellingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; (10 September, 11:45) is part of the IBC Big Screen Experience and examines the new medium from a creative standpoint asking how directors might guide a viewer through a scripted story and whether VR can be used to effectively create a cinematic experience? This will be followed by a lively discussion explaining the new cinematic vocabulary now

being experimented with.

This idea of new visual and audio grammar is explored in depth in a Paper session led

by Simon Gauntlett, CTO of the DTG. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Exploring New Ideas in VR & 360Âş Immersive Mediaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; (10 September, 10:45) tackles issues like how we might create an environment for live 360-video distribution and how can mixed reality AR/VR and plain vanilla 2D HD TV be broadcast?

There are those who think VR is a great way for sponsors and content owners to reach the TV-marginalised millennials.

A Rising Stars session â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Virtual Reality: The new realityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; (10 September, 15:00) features expert commentary from Alexandre Jenny, senior director of Immersive Media Solutions, GoPro and Michael Ford, a 360VR producer at Infinite Wisdom Studios. For a look into the future of VR and a possible

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UHD + HDR + WGC = IBC IBC Conference

By Chris Forrester This year’s IBC suite of conference sessions has more than a sprinkling of panels wholly devoted to ‘next generation’ Ultra HDTV and the benefits that will flow from High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Wider Colour Gamut (WCG) technologies. Hollywood’s film and TV production studios are now employing HDR in their output, and there have been plenty of test-transmissions in the past few months of HDRenabled material.

Dr. Dietrich Westerkamp is an extremely well-regarded face at

IBC, and will chair this session (9 September, 10:00, Emerald Room). Emmy Award-winning Westerkamp has a lifetime’s experience in TV not least with his 30-years at Thomson/ Technicolor, and is still busy on various standards bodies. He is now MD at Hanover-based media and entertainment consultancy WeConsult.

Dr. Westerkamp says HDR and WCG are both exciting developments which will have far-reaching implications for production practice, delivery chains and domestic viewing.

Their imagery matches human vision more closely, producing a startlingly life-like rendition.

HDR is also a powerful tool for

enhancing flexibility in news gathering and creativity in post production.

In this exciting session, the world’s leading contributors to HDR technology (including experts from Dolby, Technicolor including a joint paper with Philips, and Lucien Lenzen from the German Hochschule Rhein-Main) will reveal the results of tests which have measured the subjective reality of HDR images. They will look at conversion between conventional and HDR-WCG formats, HDR for legacy displays and will propose how HDR signals can be conveyed through HEVC compression systems.

The Changing face of TV IBC Conference

By Adrian Pennington Just as multichannel networks (MCNs) threatened to pull the millennial audience away from TV for good, operators have spent big to get them on board. It’s a synergy that benefits both parties and a topic covered in depth at the IBC2016 Conference.

MCNs started out linking millennial content creators with video aggregation platforms, principally YouTube.

Sandwiched between the content creators and the audience for YouTube channels, “uncharitably you could call them middlemen”, says Ampere Analysis research director Richard Broughton. “That model had to evolve.”

‘Is it the End of the Free Lunch or the Beginning of a New Era?’ (9 September, 15:15) reviews the journey MCNs have made in the last two years, and considers what the future looks like. Speakers include Bengu Atamer, co-founder and director, BuzzMyVideos; Brittany Bagnall, commercial director, Diagonal View; and Damon Berger, VP, business development at Fullscreen. One strategy adopted by MCNs was to

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The IBC Wrap-Up IBC Conference

By Chris Forrester There’s one essential shortcut to understanding what IBC2016 has discussed, and to establish what the hot topics were and how the industry is preparing for 2017, and that’s to attend the IBC Wrap-Up session (12 September, 11:30, Forum).

Chairman John Ive (technologist and MD at Ive Tech Media) is perfectly able to bring out the best from his fellow expert panellists, most of whom are absolute IBC regulars. Elisabetta Romano is VP/head of TV & media at Ericsson is responsible for the TV and media solution area, covering strategy, portfolio, sales and business growth as the industry emerges into the internet era of television.

Simon Fell is another hugely skilled guest. He is an ex-BBC R&D staffer, and since 2006 director of technology & innovation at the EBU. Simon Gauntlett (CTO at the Digital TV Group)

is another IBC regular and with a strong interest in VR as well as UHD. Tom Griffiths is director of broadcast & distribution technology at ITV, and leads ITV’s in-house team looking after its broadcast, transmission and content distribution services, as well as the technology developments delivered by ITV’s broadcast managed service providers.

This includes air time sales, rights management, linear and non-linear content scheduling and IP streaming & VOD content delivery.

Californian Tony Emerson (worldwide MD/media & cable at Microsoft) completes the line-up. A veteran of Microsoft since 2000, he was appointed industry solutions manager for media & cable in 2011 and succeeded to the MD role in 2013. He has a broad background in media/broadcasting having previously worked at KCSM-TV in California and as a founding employee of the Stanford University Television network.

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work more closely with brands and ease the reliance on ads.

Examples include Fullscreen’s partnership with GroupM to form Playa, which exclusively services GroupM and WPP clients.

“Influencer marketing matters where the big agencies, that have historically bought lots of TV and lots of preroll ads, recognise this as a way to market and reach customers,” says Fullscreen CEO George Strompolos.

In ‘Harnessing the Power of Influencers’ (10 September, 11:30) Nic Yeeles, founder and CEO at Peg, joins Ben Speas of YouTube to discuss how vloggers can benefit TV brands.

A related session asks how broadcasters can best use

Twitter, Snapchat, YouTube and other social platforms to super-serve fans? ‘How to Make Friends and Engage Audiences (10 September, 17:45) features insight from Mallika Bajaj, CMO, Little Yellow Beetle & Mixilion.

In a flat to declining market broadcaster operators have identified MCNs as a source of growth. MTG has control of Splay; Fullscreen is owned

by AT&T; The RTL Group has invested in Divimove and BroadbandTV. In ‘Rich Creativity and Multiplatform Content’ (09 September, 12:15) Sam Barcroft, founder and CEO of MCN Barcroft and Scott Ehrlich, CEO of MCN The QYOU, share advice for producing content for multiple platforms and highlight the business models that work.

Instead of buying an MCN, some broadcasters choose to go direct to consumers. Disney is doing so with the Disney Life app. NBCU has a similar aim with Hayu. Hendrik McDermott, SVP – Branded on Demand (SVOD) – NBCU speaks about this (08 September, 10:45) in the session ‘The New Broadcasters: The rise of Internet TV networks’.

So if the audience has moved,

is broadcast still the de-facto choice for a new show? Join Matt Campion, founder, Spirit Media and Charlie Palmer, managing editor of All4, at Platform Futures (09 September, 10:30) to learn more and hear from Europe’s #1 Periscoper Alex Pettitt who will show us why millions are tuning into people like him, live, every week on this blossoming new platform.

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New 4K/UHD video processing platforms Advantech

By Heather McLean IBC will witness a live demonstration of a new series of fully integrated 4K/UHD video processing platforms designed to boost performance of HEVC applications.

On show will be the VEGA6301 compact encoder and the VEGA-7000 high density video server.

The new systems from Advantech feature HEVC encoding acceleration and live VoIP interfaces, and said the company, are designed to streamline the development

of more efficient video processing infrastructure solutions in 4K/UHD contribution, production and distribution workflows.

Brian Carr, strategic product development and marketing director, Advantech, said: “The VEGA-6310 and VEGA7000 bring together our experience in broadcast video processing with our proven embedded computing system design capabilities to create compelling platforms with a significantly reduced power and space envelope.

“We are looking

forward to an exciting IBC2016 where we will also be announcing our next-generation video encoding adapter cards that significantly improve on the functionality of the predecessor VEGA-3300 Series, in the same compact and low power footprint.”

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BoxIO takes on colour management Flanders Scientific

It’s all in the app The IBC Mobile App – now available for download for iOS and Android – is completely new for 2016 and extremely powerful. Now, from a single and simple interface, you can plan your entire IBC experience.

Make the most of your time at IBC2016 by using the app to find out who is exhibiting and navigate to their stands, planning the most logical way around the halls. The app also gives you direct access to the conference programme and allows you to set reminders for important streams, helping you plan your day.

When it gets to lunchtime, not only will the app tell you which IBC restaurants are close to you, it will also tell you how busy they are, so

LUT box technology moves ‘to the next level’ with Box IO

next level’ by incorporating capabilities such as frame capture, on-set grading, and dual channel operation.

FSI claimed that there would be a BoxIO device to suit every budget and every production need, citing the BoxIO LiteSDI and BoxIO LiteDP as other products in the range.

By Heather McLean At IBC Flanders Scientific (FSI) is introducing a series of advanced colour management devices, called BoxIO. The company claimed this new product category takes LUT box technology ‘to the

Up Periscope IBC Conference

By Adrian Pennington An essential consideration for brands and content owners is ‘Where is your audience and what are they doing?’

There are serious questions to be asked about whether broadcast is still the de-facto platform of choice for a new show launch, or whether the target audience has already moved on to a new, more relevant (to them) destination?

Live streaming platforms like Meercat and Periscope are two primary disruptive platforms undercutting traditional media. There’s a fantastic chance at a special conference session to hear

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you can decide where to head to minimise the queue and maximise your time. Why not use this extra time to catch up on the latest IBC Hot News which will be download direct to your app?

New for 2016 is an online tool available through a browser, allowing you to establish contact with exhibitors and set up meetings.

The app and the online tool deliver interactive maps, navigation tools and all you need to make IBC2016 a success. For more information, go to IBC.org/app.

To use the appointment booking system, make sure you have registered for IBC at IBC.org/register.

all about this from Europe’s number one Periscoper Alex Pettitt (9 September, 10:30, Room E102, as part of the conference stream Platform Futures). He live broadcasts at Alex.Live and will show IBC delegates why millions are tuning into people like him, live, every week on this blossoming new platform.

In 10 months, on Twitter’s App he gained almost 250,000 followers and over 100 million Hearts/Likes. He’s consulted on live interactive streaming for the BBC, Sky and NBCU, on Periscope’s importance for news gathering, original programming and content creation. He also provides insight to brands and media

agencies on integrating Facebook Live and Periscope within powerful social media strategies.

“Using live streaming achieves real time engagement which, for a brand, is like nothing ever achieved before,” Pettitt told the Festival of Marketing in London.

The credibility of the influencers on live streaming sites is also important to provide a level of authenticity.

Of the many brands that have approached Pettitt to collaborate he claimed he has said no to about 90 per cent of them because they did not fit in with his technology background.

Pettitt: Over 100 million Hearts/Likes

He said: “It should be a 50/50 split of the leg work between brands and broadcaster. The broadcaster shouldn’t work with anyone that doesn’t fit their users and equally the brand shouldn’t work with someone just because they have a high following.”

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Meanwhile, the DM170 is the latest in a line of colourcritical production monitors to be shown at IBC. At 16.5in, the DM170 is a lightweight sibling of the company’s flagship DM250 display, and is equipped with the same features and capabilities.

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session about the migration of audiences, and how this is driving decisions to place content online is Fran Cassidy, founder, Cassidy Media Partnership and former marketing director at the Carlton TV group. She is joined by founder and creative director of multi-platform production and audience development agency Spirit Media, Matt Campion; and Charlie Palmer, managing editor, All4.

Delegates may also want to check in to the complementary session ‘Harnessing the Power of Influencers’ on 10 September (11:30, Forum) to hear Ben Spea, YouTube’s Content Solutions lead and Brittany Bagnall, commercial director and founder Cherry Pick Talent, give tips on how vloggers can benefit your brands.

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Plan your trip Pucs & Sticks IBC Conference

With more than 55,000 people expected to attend IBC this year, it is wise to secure your accommodation soon if you want rooms to suit your needs.

To help you get the right accommodation, IBC is working in association with the Amsterdam RAI Hotel Service.

In turn, they work with the city of Amsterdam and its hoteliers on a scheme called I Amsterdam Approved which provides a guarantee of quality, reliability and affordability.

The booking service has negotiated an allocation of at least 12,000 rooms in and around the city at a range of prices including hotels in the centre of Amsterdam for as little as €120 a night. Even better, when you book through this scheme, your

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room rate includes breakfast and Wi-Fi, allowing you to stay up to date with what is happening back at the office and of course watch IBC TV, simply and at no extra cost.

Visit IBC.org/planyourtrip to see at a glance which hotels

have availability and their rates and click through to make your booking.

Amsterdam RAI Hotel Service can also help you with flight reservations, transfers in and around the city, and any other travel needs.

Stretch your scripted budget IBC Conference

The TV industry has come a long way since a pair of ‘Rabbit Ears’ or a VHF aerial stood precariously on top of the TV set.

Some consumers still buy into the separate TiVo units, while 8- and even 12-channel boxes are now commonplace.

Nevertheless, the death of the set-top box has been predicted for at least a decade, but it still seems remarkably resilient even if the form factor has changed. STB premium TV platforms are evolving and are Pucs and Sticks casting a real alternative to TV apps or just another way to achieve the same thing?

This IBC session ‘Pucs & Sticks: The death of the Set-Top Box?’ (8 September, 15:45, Forum) promises to find out. It will examine whether Smart TVs are the way forward with built-in Netflix or Amazon,

or whether it is set-top streaming via a Roku, Google’s Chromecast or Nexus, Vimeo, Apple, Nvidia or other gizmos that will win the day.

Alice Mascia, EVP/product strategy & management at Sky Deutschland (where she looks after their TV Everywhere, on demand and online TV propositions) will take part in the discussion. She will be joined by Craig Buckland, business development lead/media & broadcast at Vodafone, and Steve Shannon, GM/SVP content & services at Roku.

Alice Mascia looks after TV Everywhere at Sky Deutschland

By Chris Forrester There isn’t a production executive on the planet who doesn’t need to stretch a budget. From formats to production efficiencies, and from high volume soaps to mini-series, how does the rest of the world compete with US budgets to deliver high-end drama quality?

This IBC Conference session presents an expert group of panellist to supply some hard-won experiences and even – perhaps – some short cuts to make those production budgets stretch and deliver extra value for money.

Emma Turner chairs the session ‘Maximising the Impact of Local Scripted Content in an Expanding Global Market’ (9 September, 11:30, Room G102/3). Turner is hugely qualified having worked both in-house and as a consultant to projects such as UK productions New Tricks, Holby City, Hollyoaks and EastEnders. Triple-BAFTA nominated she has also worked around the world

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UHD launches across the world IBC Conference

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Sara Johnson, head of co-productions, Keshet UK

including development and executive producing dramas in India, Europe and Asia-Pacific.

She is joined by Endemol/ Shine Netherland’s Kennard Bos (creative producer/ scripted) who has more than 20 years at the sharp-end as both head writer and producer on some of the best-known daily dramas on Dutch TV. He is now co-responsible for the development of new drama shows for Endemol Shine Netherlands.

Award-winning Markia Makaroff from Finland is another expert panellist. She has produced and created content with extensive

experience in both light entertainment and drama productions. She has been the executive producer for the most successful daily drama in Finland Secret Lives for several years and has also produced international drama.

Sara Johnson completes the quartet. She is exec-producer and head of co-productions at Keshet UK, and among other responsibilities looks after its The A Word (a coproduction with Fifty Fathoms for the BBC) and the recently commissioned comedy-drama Loaded which Keshet UK is co-producing with Hill Billy Television for Channel 4.

IBC conference delegates with an interest in Ultra HD had better not miss Stephan Heimbecher’s opening day all-encompassing ‘UHDTV Launches Across the World’ session (8 September, Emerald Room, 10:45).

Heimbecher is director/ innovations & standards at Sky Deutschland and represents Sky on national and international committees including technical work with Hollywood. He is co-chair of the FAME (Forum for Advanced Media in Europe) working group, and is on the DVB’s steering board.

He has been instrumental in carrying out increasingly demanding UHD tests, more recently for High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology. This summer he will be leading the team trialling a beach volleyball tournament in HDR, followed by the German Supercup in August

which it is planned to broadcast live, and with HDR. He will be able to report to IBC delegates on these tests, and with his panellists bring attendees up-to-date on some major UHD launch activity around the world. Presentations are expected form BT Sport, Vatican City TV on the first worldwide live 4K pictures with HDR (and hybrid log gamma), Sony will report on ‘Real-world Live 4K UHD Broadcasting with HDR’, while Japan’s NHK will update delegates on their 8K/4K transmissions due on 1 August.

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Discover the consumer IBC Conference

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with Haydn Jones, account MD, Fujitsu UK and Ireland.

According to Jones, the average consumer now spends less time

watching traditional broadcast TV but more and more time watching content online.

“The modern audience now

watches content on their phone while they commute, or while sunbathing on the beach, on their tablet in bed. In short, they watch it however, whenever and wherever they want,” he says.

They are joined by James Currell, COO, Viacom International Media Networks

for UK, Australia, Russia and Eastern Europe. Currell played a leading role in Viacom’s acquisition of Channel 5 Broadcasting in September 2014 and, subsequently, the negotiation of an extended fiveyear affiliate and advertising sales partnership with Sky.

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Jorge Espinel of Spotify on the personalised content experience

What have Ford, Starbucks and MTV got in common?

Spotify has struck partnerships with all of them with the aim of extending the reach of the music streaming service. And driving each deal is Jorge Espinel, previously the head of 21st Century Fox and News Corp’s digital strategy, who joined Spotify in 2014 as head of global business development.

He was also instrumental in hooking up Spotify with Facebook’s new music feature Music Stories that lets users sample the music shared into a Facebook feed.

Espinel is attending IBC2016 perhaps on the lookout for new broadcaster partners. He will participate as a panelist in the session ‘The Evolution of the Consumer Experience: Portability and discovery’ (9 September, 09:30, Room E102) in which the on-demand, two way and multi-screen consumer experience will be analysed.

The ability to drive growth and galvanise organisations around a brand purpose is something Kerris Bright, CMO at Virgin Media, has focused razor-sharp attention on throughout her career.

However, she was not always a marketer. She was once a scientist and has a PhD in molecular neuroscience – not a typical background for a CMO. She’s on the panel too, along

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Alex Mahon The Foundry Content and Production

Dominique Delport Havas Media Group Keynote

Kevin Baillie Atomic Fiction IBC Big Screen Experience

Spencer Stephens Sony Pictures Entertainment Business Transformations

Hendrick McDermott NBC Universal International Platform Futures

Erik Huggers Vevo Keynote

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Revamping storage options IP enables better storytelling Avid

By Carolyn Giardina Avid recently revamped its storage line with the introduction of Nexis, a software-defined storage platform specifically designed for storing and managing media, which enables fully virtualised storage so media organisations can adjust storage capacity mid-project, without disrupting workflows.

The system, which relies on the Avid MediaCentral platform, will be featured at IBC. It can be used with Avid-based and third-party workflows, both for

small and large projects. Another key demo on the Avid stand will be its Avid Spark telestrator, a fast-turnaround live sports enhancement tool that lets on-air commentators draw and add graphics to video content in real time. Its touchscreen interface allows users to draw graphics in both onscreen and in-field perspectives.

Visitors can also examine the latest version of Avid PlayMaker, designed to speed up slow-motion replay and media highlights editing. The new version provides more streamlined collaboration with Nexis storage.

And when used with Media Director, exported clips and consolidated playlists can be automatically checked into Interplay Production while maintaining keyword metadata tagging.

Also highlighted will be Avid’s 4Designer graphics authoring software, and a new version of its Maestro on-air graphics tool. New features of the latter include the Maestro Media Engine, which supports video ingest and playout, native user rights management, graphics templates and tools for repurposing of graphic content.

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By Mark Hallinger The EVS stand at IBC will essentially be an IP-enabled hub, allowing live media flows that could connect live sports venues, broadcast centre control rooms and consumers.

Introduced this summer at high-profile international flagship sporting events, C-Next is a new live connected tool that reflects the capabilities of the IP4Live strategic initiative from EVS. This contribution network platform gives remote teams

the ability to share files and metadata content over IP, from any OB truck, broadcast centre or production HQ. EVS is also demonstrating its new-generation IPWeb – a remote access application that lets users browse and select content no matter where they are – and the IT/ software-based, fully scalable architecture of its IP-based DYVI production switcher.

DYVI is being shown in full 4K/UHD mode, which EVS claimed enables more creative and productive program assembly based on a pooled resources model.

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Streamlining broadcast workflows Thoroughly modern mixing IHSE

By Carolyn Giardina Several new products from IHSE are aimed at continuing to aid broadcast facilities and post production studios in streamlining broadcast workflow. According to the company, its KVM technology is being absorbed increasingly into the broadcast process as users take advantage of “secure remote access to source, editing and content control devices; by transmitting instant

and latency-free images and providing unrestricted access to control devices from any workstation.”

IHSE’s largest KVM switch, the 576 port Draco tera enterprise

On show this year will be a new version of the Java-based Tera tool, with new features to optimise administrator control, and overview of an installed KVM switch featuring live preview images, extended drag and drop switching and configurable layouts.

IHSE will also show a range of new SDI and USB extenders. Each is designed to ease the problems associated with long distance transmission of imagery and high-speed data.

It will also display a new hot-standby controller board for the Draco tera enterprise switch range.

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Partner programme launched Media Links

By Ian McMurray Support for pre-sales activity, including assistance with resources, provision of demonstration equipment, marketing, technical and project management expertise, is at the heart of the partner programme being launched by Media Links at IBC. John Smith, managing director, Media Links EMEA, said, “Media Links has a proven track record supporting major global events like the Olympic Games and the World Cup; we serve high-profile media and broadcast clients like NBC and Turner, and we are also a key supplier

for global communications networks like Telstra.

“Last year, as part of Media Links’ continued expansion program, we opened our first wholly owned division in the EMEA region, based in the UK. To capitalise on the growing market for moving content over IP within the live broadcast environment, we are now looking for long-term strategic partners to address the diverse range of channels, languages and territories available.

“We have all seen trading agreements that favour one side or the other,” continued Smith. “However, true partnership agreements have to understand and meet the needs of everyone in the chain.

Storage set for digital creativity Toshiba

By Carolyn Giardina Toshiba will show products ranging from Flash memory cards (SD cards, USB sticks, embedded and raw NAND Flash Memory based components) for capturing and distributing digital content to a wide lineup of Solid State Drives (SSDs) optimised for movie and still picture

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rendering and post production.

Cost-optimised datacentretype SSDs with large capacities and temporary storage and broadcast/streaming systems of all scale will also be shown together with mobile Hard Disk Drives (HDDs), SSDs for portable equipment and large capacity HDDs. “These can store any amount of digital media content in a most cost-effective way,” the

Lawo

By Mark Hallinger For the first time in Europe, Lawo is showing its new 9̜3(@ Virtual Radio Mixer.

9̜3(@ is a softwaredefined radio mixer, which means a user can easily add to its capabilities. Plug-ins are available for features such as voice processing, declipping, IP remotes and more.

Michael Dosch, director of virtual radio products, Lawo, said: “When we introduced the idea of virtualised radio to broadcasters, they understood the benefits immediately” Dosch claimed that broadcasters can now run the equivalent of an entire radio

studio’s worth of equipment on a laptop, including mixing, voice processing, codecs, phone systems and more. He said this software approach reduced the price of obtaining all these tools to a fraction of that of their hardware counterparts.

Mixing and additional tools are all controlled within a multi-touch onscreen GUI. Thanks to technology adapted from the IT industry, Lawo says 9̜3(@ is highly portable and space-efficient and thus perfect for graband-go remote kits, field journalists, fast setup of onlocation studios, webcasting, and as a replacement for ageing studio hardware.

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company said. The range includes models aimed at uses that might involve video surveillance data, still pictures or movie archives.

Toshiba’s stand will include a system with SAS SSD of 4GB/s bandwidth and 16TB+ capacity in a small desktop PC form factor – quiet, low power operation, which could accommodate 4K-raw content postproduction in an office or studio environment.

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As well as celebrating its 15th anniversary, Tedial will be at IBC to showcase its Version Factory product that won the IABM Game Changer Award in the System Automation and Control category earlier this year.

Version Factory is described by the company as a true media factory workflow that can be managed from a single operator screen. Tedial further claimed it to offer a single efficient and cost-effective workflow that

supports millions of file input-tooutput configurations.

It is designed to interface with content management, rights management, traffic and work order systems for automated operations, and it stacks chosen media engines (transcoders, quality control, DRM, CDN and others). It employs SMPTE standardised designs for future proofed ‘N-input to N-output’ operations and provides flexibility and scalability for OTT/VOD platforms, network operations and media companies.

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Re-imagining media production Sony

By Adrian Pennington Further building on its ‘Beyond Definition’ vision and heritage at IBC, Sony will highlight how it is backing organisations across the broadcast landscape to ‘re-imagine’ their approach to media production.

“While the potential for improving audience experiences is expanding rapidly, so too are the challenges faced by broadcasters and vendors alike,” said Michael Harrit, marketing director, Sony Europe.

“As an overall industry, we’re shifting towards workflows that combine insight and business efficiency alongside creative technologies, which is why a solutions approach needs to be adopted. With this in mind, our customers look to us to act as their technology innovator, solutions provider and business partner.”

Taking up its regular position in the Elicium building, Sony will be introducing European audiences to the HDC-4800 system camera and sharing details of the IP Live Studio it recently opened at Pinewood.

A key focus, Sony said, will be on how the company is working with partners and competitors to deliver solutions that suit the ‘real world’ practicalities of modern broadcasting.

“This is why IBC is an exciting time for us: it brings customers and the industry

together to explore what could be achieved,” continued Harrit.

“Take IP in live production, for example: we’ve moved from a phase of discussion and exploration into delivering interoperable IP technologies based on an open standards approach. We’re also looking forward to showcasing our Media Backbone Hive solution, and the latest enhancements and business benefits from the rest of the Media Operations Management range.”

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RF fault detection showcased Agama Technologies

By Ian McMurray Agama Technologies is presenting its monitoring and analytics solution for multiplatform and multiscreen environments.

Among the products on show is the new cable RF fault detection and visualisation functionality, based on the Agama SCALE architecture, which is designed to pinpoint where in the RF access network problems have occurred and what the customer impact is.

Based on metrics from subscriber devices, incoming data is processed and analysed in real time to generate actionable alerts.

With this information, Agama says an operations team can escalate to the right party and prioritise to minimise downtime and service degradation for the

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subscriber base. At the same time, operational efficiency is improved as field engineers have the complete picture of RF problems affecting video services.

“We are very excited to release this new set of Cable-TV centric functions,” said Johan Görsjö, product manager, Agama Technologies. “The RF part of the distribution network is where a large fraction of issues occur and providing better insights in this area is crucial.”

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Bots, vloggers & influencers: TV is changing IBC Conference

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Step into the Future Zone

By Adrian Pennington IBC has a strong track record in spotlighting ideas at birth that may revolutionise media. NHK’s Super Hi-Vision 8K system is one prime example, first shown at IBC2010. Virtual reality was still an experiment when IBC first showcased VR displays and cameras but the fact that content and headsets are fixtures on the IBC2016 show floor illustrates just how rapidly technology is advancing.

The only way to get ahead of the curve is to step into the IBC Future Zone, a portal to the next leaps in audio visual innovation.

Home to exhibitors with cutting edge projects and prototypes liberated by IBC from the world’s broadcaster and academic research and development labs.

Exhibitors include regular Future Zone explorers BBC R&D, TIE Kinetix, Swissaudec and ETRI along with TrueDR, Sphericam, Aragon Design and the intruigingly named Minglvision.

The IBC Future Zone is also home to the Posters, the highly respected, rigorously peer-reviewed ideas chosen by the IBC Technical Papers Committee for their relevance

to the subjects of IBC’s Conference Programme and their ability to startle your imagination.

This year’s ‘poster’ presentations will be upgraded to large-screen interactive displays. This should greatly enhance the presentation of novel ideas and improve the communication between presenters and visitors. It’s worth noting that demand for the opportunity to present on these screens has been significantly over-subscribed.

Make sure you locate the Future Zone, outside Hall 8, and see the future before it’s ready.

IPTV in view for sports and enterprise Vitec

By Carolyn Giardina Vitec is demonstrating the latest updates to its IPTV Sports Venue Solution, designed to allow users at stadiums or arenas to stream high-quality live, on-demand, or recorded video over existing IP infrastructure. The company claimed this potentially creates a sponsorship inventory by turning every display into a digital asset.

Based on Vitec’s EZ TV platform, the IPTV Sports Venue system offers low latency across displays, synchronised playback,

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IBC’s suite of conference sessions, like TV itself, is constantly changing to reflect the dynamic transformations the industry is going through.

Hence a number of new ‘streams’ for IBC2016.

‘Audiences & Advertising’ is one result, and has drawn expert speakers from Google, Sky Media, GroupM, Red Bee and others to examine crucial topics such as Video Advertising Technology, AdBlockers on the Internet, The Changing Face of TV Consumption, Harnessing the Power of Influencers, Audience Measurement in a World of Catch-up, and the fascinating Spend, Spend, Spend: Where the Ad-Money is Going.

All of the Audiences & Advertising sessions take place in IBC’s Forum, starting on Friday 9 September at 15:30 with ‘Ad-blockers, Bots and Fraud’, which asks whether internet advertising can be fixed. Mark Howe (MD/EMEA Agencies at Google) joins Chris LeMay (SVP/MD Europe at DataXu) and Graham Wylie (senior director-market development at AppNexus.

The following session (at 16:30) looks at ‘New Developments in TV and Video Advertising Technology’ and brings together Jamie West (deputy MD at Sky Media) and Alexander Bastin (VP/Play Scandinavia at

MTGx). They will review the exciting new developments in TV and video advertising – on and off the big screen.

The stream continues on Saturday with a full day of Forum sessions, kicking off at 09:45 with the BBC’s David Bunker (head of audiences) and GfK’s Niko Waesche (global industry head, media & entertainment) and focusing on what is really happening to TV consumption. Bravely, the panel will ask the $64,000 question: ‘Is Linear TV Really Dead?’. The follow-on session (at 11:30) examines ‘The Power of Influencers, and how Vloggers can Benefit your Brands’.

Later sessions include ‘Can Audience Measurement Catch Up to Catch Up’ (13:30) with Simon Thomas (global director – audience research at creative agency GroupM) and Tom Weiss (CEO at Genius Digital) discussing how the world is handling audience measurement in an increasingly complex TV environment.

At 16:45 the Forum hosts GroupM’s Adam Smith (futures director) and Nikki Mendonca (president/EMEA at marketing communications giant OMD).

‘Spend, Spend, Spend: Where the Ad-Money is Going’ includes a fascinating ‘pitch session’ where five new ad products are pitched to a panel of agencies and advertisers who decide where to invest their client’s ad budgets.

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EZ TV’s architecture provides customers with a system for managing live feeds, on-demand content and an ‘unlimited’ number

of digital signage layouts, claimed Vitec, as well as effectively distributing to thousands of IPTV and signage end-points, PC users and mobile clients.

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The new Black Unicorn stabilisation system combines a sectional, vehicle-mounted, remote-controlled gyro stabilised camera crane with a three-axis gyro stabilised flight head. This is intended to create smooth, stable images when travelling cross-country at high speed.

The Russian engineers behind the device have a background both in filmmaking and military research, and the system is claimed to offer pinpoint accuracy and ease of operation.

The Black Unicorn Smart Head is IP65 rated for use in adverse weather conditions, and includes motion control functions, using three lightweight gyro motors.

The head can be supplied with the camera fastening plates of any length, as well as various vibration insulators.

It sports the Medusa radio lens control system which uses up to three wireless optical drives, for focus, iris and zoom. Medusa includes highly accurate one-touch calibration and boasts exceptionally long battery liferated at up to 32 hours.

As well as vehicle mounting, the 20kg head (payload up to 35kg) can also be used with cable cam systems. It can turn at up to 240º per second, and accomplish up to five full 360º (pan or Dutch angle) turns in either direction, and tilt up to 360º.

The crane can be used at up to 90kph off road or 180kph on, can be configured from 3.15m to 7.55m long, and can pan 360º in 4.5 seconds.

Besides the crane, there is also a simpler, passively stabilised 35kg Heron suspension mount that can take a payload of up to 70kg.

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PAM in the spotlight Low light highlight

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By Will Strauss A production asset management (PAM) application designed specifically for creative services firms and post-production facilities is being showcased at IBC. OnPoint is a cloud-based product from TMD that works with other post production equipment, including Avid and Adobe editing systems, to provide core operational functionality within complicated workflows.

Designed to make it easier to handle large volumes of short or long-form content, it offers users the chance to create work lists, supports the browsing and selection of clips and provides approval options.

Tony Taylor, chief executive, TMD, said, “OnPoint’s low start-up costs makes it a particularly cost-effective way for owners to harness full

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OnPoint can be used standalone or as part of an enterprise set-up

control over content import, their creative processes, and delivery. The power of the software, and the level of detail and automated control provided, deliver a remarkable return on investment.”

OnPoint can be used as a standalone product or included as part of full enterprise set-up within the Mediaflex Unified Media Services (UMS) platform.

40W LED light hits the spot Beijing Lightstar Electronic

By David Fox The LEDlite 40 adjustable multipurpose Fresnel spotlight from Lightstar, which will make its IBC debut, offers colour temperature adjustment between 3200K and 5600K as well as adjustable focus (11º spot to 55º flood) and 0-100% dimming.

The company boasts improved output for the

spotlight, thanks to a “unique secondary optical design” that offers “extremely welldistributed high effect output”.

It also uses active cooling combined with ‘excellent thermal stability’ to minimise fan noise.

The 2.4kg light includes DMX control and has a CRI of greater than 95, with a TLCI of greater than 90. It is also

Also at IBC, TMD will be showing Aperture, an ingest tool for the digitisation, capture and management of content for broadcasters and media owners.

Chameleon for DAM is also on show. This product enables staff throughout an organisation to manage media, search for content and raise work orders.

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Laptop encoder speeds newsgathering Aviwest

By Will Strauss TV news reporters working in the field are the target audience for a new application that integrates an H.264/AVC and H.265/HEVC encoder into an Apple MacBook Pro.

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The DMNG Laptop from Aviwest accepts inputs from both the in-built camera and external SDI and HDMI devices and allows content to be live streamed or transferred as files back to the newsroom in high quality.

“Broadcasters today need to minimise the amount of

equipment they’re carrying in the field and encode video in a way that enables crystalclear streaming, without any latency,” said Erwan Gasc, chief executive of Aviwest.

“Our DMNG Laptop application resolves these common challenges, allowing broadcasters to stay ahead of

The new AG-AC30 handheld HD camcorder is claimed to offer ‘outstanding low-light characteristics’ thanks to a newly designed 1/3.1-type 6.03MP BSI sensor. It also has a built-in LED video light with two light filters It comes with a 20x zoom lens (F1.8 29.5-612mm) with three manual control rings, for focus, zoom and iris. It sports hybrid optical image stabilisation that uses five-

axis correction and includes a Level Shot function that automatically detects and corrects the tilting of captured images.

The camcorder has twochannel XLR audio inputs, with one input at the front of the camera and the other at the back. It also offers simultaneous and relay recording on two SD cards, HDMI output, several focus assist functions (expand, peaking, area mode), and a rotatable/retractable 460K dot 3.0-inch LCD touch panel.

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Tackling multi-platform live streaming Telestream

By Carolyn Giardina New for the European market at IBC is Lightspeed Live Stream, aimed at bringing broadcasts and OTT together in the live space. Telestream said this enterprise-scale live streaming platform was developed to provide content OTT to end users watching on their device of choice.

Another European first for IBC is Lightspeed Live Capture.

This hardware and software appliance provides encoding of real-time SD, HD and UHD into the competition by getting live videos and recordings on-air quicker than ever, with better video quality.”

The user interface makes it possible to manage various content delivery profiles and provides support for different use cases including

common high-quality mezzanine formats in use worldwide, while simultaneously supplying a streaming proxy for each channel being processed.

The company is also providing European debuts for some capabilities within its Vantage software.

“Through an Adaptive Bitrate Optimisation feature, Vantage can significantly reduce delivery bandwidth needs and slash content distribution network costs by up to 40 per cent within multiscreen distribution applications,” the company claimed.

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Badr-7 launch marks sixth generation Arabsat

By Ian McMurray Building on a successful IBC2015, exhibitor Arabsat has launched its first sixth generation satellite, Badr7, and the company will be

talking to visitors about the opportunities it presents.

The launch is part of what Arabsat describes as its ambitious expansion plans, and is the sixth satellite launched by the company over the past seven years, in three different orbital positions, to

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Badr-7 joins Arabsat satellites Badr-4, Badr-5 and Badr-6 on its exclusive TV broadcasting orbital position 26° East.

The successful launch came thirty years after the launch of Arabsat’s first generation satellites in 1985.

Arabsat says that it currently has three new satellites being manufactured as part of the sixth generation project, which will be successively launched over the next three years, representing an investment of $1.5 billion.

“We are very pleased with the successful launch of Arabsat’s first sixth generation satellite,” said Eng. Khalid bin Ahmed Balkheyour, president and CEO of Arabsat.

“Badr-7 offers a wide range of coverage on a variety of different frequency beams including Ka-band.”

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Future-proofing media infrastructures Dalet Digital Media Systems

By Mark Hallinger Enhancements to the Dalet Galaxy, Brio and AmberFin platforms will be showcased in Hall 8.

Dalet offers embedded as well as federated tools to plan, collect, research, write, edit and distribute text, audio and video to television, radio, web and social media.

Ben Davenport, director of marketing for Dalet Digital Media Systems, said: “Dalet will feature its effective solutions for today’s end-to-end news production and distribution workflows.”

“With social media becoming the go-to platform for news consumption, content owners must find ways to streamline news production for multi-platform distribution,” he added.

Enhancements to Dalet Galaxy user interfaces, such as an intuitive social media GUI that looks and acts more like a social media publishing platform, make publishing to social an easy and intuitive newsroom operation, claimed the company.

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Duo offers more capacity IDX Technology

By David Fox Users of cameras needing longer run times or with high current needs could be catered for by the recently introduced Duo-C190 compact high-capacity, high-load battery. It weighs about 1kg, which is light for a battery with a capacity of 185Wh. It supports a continuous load of 11A/120W, which is suitable for cameras with demanding power requirements or for users of larger LED lights.

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On Tap: The IDX Duo-C190 high-capacity, high-load battery

DC out, but will also permit controlled charging from a small lightweight travel charger that IDX is also releasing. There is also a second D-Tap DC

output and a USB power output with a current rating of 2.3A rather than the 1.0A of earlier Endura Duo batteries.

IDX has worked with Panasonic Sanyo (which supplies the Lithium ion cells) on the design of the battery protection circuitry, and the Duo Compact meets stringent PSE safety regulations. Currently Japanese-specific but likely to be adopted worldwide, the regulations demand that individual Lithium ion cells are isolated from each other within the battery in a honeycomblike structure.

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More powerful recording monitors Sound Devices/ Video Devices

By Mark Hallinger New recording capabilities for the PIX-E Series of 4K-compatible recording monitors will make their international debut at IBC. Video Devices, a brand of video products developed

by Sound Devices, said that its PIX-E Series of monitors now feature an H.264 codec, with the capability for simultaneously recording an edit-ready Apple ProRes file and a more compact H.264 MP4 file. These new

features are available as a free download for PIX-E owners, said the company.

With the addition of H.264, an applied LUT is baked into the H.264 .mp4 file and saved via SD card. The master ProRes 4K file is saved to the Video Devices’ SpeedDrive without an applied LUT. This would be ideal for users who want to simultaneously record a full dynamic range, log-encoded ProRes master file for the edit suite and a REC709 H.264 file suitable for client viewing, said the company.

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Technicolor

By Adrian Pennington Technicolor’s IBC presence will be all about how creative, scientific and technological talent are working together productively to build a bright future for virtual and enhanced experiences.

As a creative technology company, it says it understands the power of partnerships between scientists, engineers and technicians with artists. That was the purpose when the company worked on The Wizard of Oz in 1939, and it remains the mission today with contributions to projects

such Jon Favreau’s The Jungle Book.

Beyond theatrical releases, however, Technicolor has also amassed an impressive body of work in immersive media. The company and its subsidiaries have not only created VR experiences to accompany Hollywood productions like The Martian, but they have also harnessed artistic and technological VR talent to elevate consumer engagement with brands.

“There is still a tremendous amount of work ahead,” stated the company. “This is as true for creators of virtual or augmented content, who struggle with the rudimentary tools and immature workflow conventions, as it is for the

service providers that will have to pump unprecedented volumes of multimedia data through their infrastructures.

“Beyond technology we are also just now beginning to understand the creative opportunities associated with putting audiences ‘inside’ an experience, not just ‘in front’ of a show. Artists are experimenting with the new canvas offered by immersive media technologies to determine how they can engage audiences and strike the intense emotional chord that will be critical to making this emerging form of entertainment a mainstream activity that is broadly embraced by consumers.”

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Manta Ray to fly at IBC JOYmechanix

By Heather McLean

Technicolor-owned MPC was the chief VFX house on The Jungle Book

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The brand-new member of the JOYmechanix product family, Manta Ray, is to be showcased for the first time ever, at this year’s show.

Manta Ray is a winch-free cord-flying 3D camera system.

The company has claimed it to be the first easily portable system of this type on the market.

Manta Ray is aimed at all areas of filming, focusing on both user convenience and

professional quality, said the company.

JOYmechanix, entering its third year exhibiting at the show, is a designer, manufacturer and distributor of innovative equipment for television. Its product line covers 3D, 2D and 1D robotic camera motion systems on cords and gyro stabilised three-axis pan-tilt heads.

All its equipment is based on the plug and play ideology, which it said makes for convenience in mounting, operation and maintenance.

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Combo Live Pedestal rises up Miller Fluid Heads

By David Fox

The new Combo Live Pedestal series from Miller is claimed to offer users “a sturdy design for

maximum stability, with reliable and simple to use features, making it perfect for live studio

applications”. There are two compact pedestals, each with a carry handle for the column

Conference 8 – 12 September : Exhibition 9 – 13 September RAI, Amsterdam

The IBC2016 Big Screen Experience The IBC Big Screen Experience is the ultimate showcase that explores the art, science and business of cinema and how current developments in these areas are defining cinema and the wider industry for the 21st century. The IBC Big Screen Experience is free for all IBC attendees and features an editorially led programme, technology demonstrations and complimentary screenings.

For the latest updates visit IBC.org/bigscreen

IBC Big Screen Experience Session Highlights Friday 9 September

Sunday 11 September

16:30 - 18:00 Advancing the Art and Science of Motion Capture Towards the Continuous Control of Facial Performance of Actual Live Action Footage

09:30 - 10:45 Laser Projection Update: Ready for the big time?

11:00 - 12:00 Immersive Audio Update: Are we there yet?

15:45 - 18:30 EDCF Global Update

Saturday 10 September

Monday 12 September

09:30 - 10:30 Light Field Cameras: Technology that is indistinguishable from magic?

10:00 – 11:00 Big Screen Keynote: IBC proudly presents Mr Ang Lee on his creative artistry and transformational vision of cinema

11:45 - 13:00 The Art and Technology of Virtual Reality Storytelling 16:15 - 17:30 Virtual Sets and Virtual Production: A Masterclass describing the production of The Walk with special effects supervisor Kevin Baillie and commentary from Director Robert Zemeckis

11:00 – 12:00 High Frame Rates Revisited: A techno-artistic deepdive 13:00 - 14:30 High Dynamic Range and Wide Colour Gamut: The art and science 14:45 - 15:45 Transforming the Big Screen with Big Data 16:00 - 17:30 Digital Cinema Investment 2.0: Where's the ROI?

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Designed for on-air movement: Miller’s new Combo Live Pedestal

and dolly, for easy portability.

Miller claimed that they are easy to set up, with column tension control and a safety lock. The air adjustable column system also allows for quick payload balancing.

The pedestals have been designed for live use, in shot, offering smooth, quiet movement. The column rises by 45cm, and there is an independent dolly wheel axle brake system, with multiple wheel positions for linear or radius dolly tracking, and 125mm dual ball bearing wheels for quick swivel turns.

The Combo Live 30 can carry up to 30kg and has a steering wheel diameter of 294mm, while the Combo Live 55 carries 55kg and has a 400mm wheel. Both have a dolly tracking width of 964mm, adjustable cable guards and a portable hand pump with pressure gauge. The pedestals will be available paired with several of Miller’s fluid heads.

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Part of IBC Content Everywhere Europe O Outside Exhibit (OE Area) 24i Media..................................................14.K18 25-Seven Systems ...................................8.D47 2CRSI........................................................... 5.B16 2wcom Systems GmbH ...........................8.E78 3D Storm .....................................................7.K21 42 Consulting Media & Telecom ........... 2.A27 4EVER-2.......................................................8.F24 4MOD ........................................................14.C15 9.Solutions Technology.........................12.C72 A A.C. Entertainment Technologies.........12.E71 Aaton - Transvideo..................................12.F30 ABC Products ..........................................12.G30 ABE Elettronica ......................................... 8.A25 Abekas, Inc ..............................................11.B06 ABonAir ...................................................... 2.A58 ABOX42 .................................................. 14.J20a ABS...............................................................2.C28 Accedo.......................................................14.E14 Accenture................................................... 3.B39 AccepTV ....................................................14.F11 ACCESS.....................................................14.D14 Accusys Storage Ltd.................................7.J31 AccuWeather Inc. ..................................... 3.A68 Ace Marketing Inc............2.A50/3.A21/3.B37, ..............................5.A41/6.A29/11.B22/12.B61 Acebil ........................................................12.A65 Acetel Co., Ltd. .......................................... 2.A09 Acorde .........................................................5.C49 Actia Telecom ........................................... 5.B10 Actus Digital .............................................. 3.B61 ADB ............................................................. 5.B60 Adder Technology .....................................7.C30 Adobe.......................................................... 7.G27 adremes GmbH Co. KG............................8.E30 Adtec...........................................................1.D01 Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA) ...................................................... 3.B22 Advantech................................................11.C22 Advantech Wireless ..................................1.F40 AEQ...............................................................8.C55 Aeta Audio Systems................................. 8.A24 AFL................................................................8.E06 Agama Technologies............................... 5.A73 Agile Remote Cameras Limited...........10.D42 Agilis ........................................................... 1.A74 AheadTek..................................................10.F33 AirTies Wireless Networks ......................5.C70 AJA Video Systems...................................7.F11 Akamai Technologies Limited ............... 5.B49 Aladdin Co., Ltd.......................................12.A70 Albrecht Elektronik ................................10.A40 ALC NetworX GmbH..................................8.F57 Aldena Telecomunicazioni ...................8.A41u ALi Corporation ..........................................5.C01 Alpha Networks SA.....................5.A25/14.F05 Alphatron Broadcast Electronics ........12.B36 Altera, now part of Intel........................... 5.B65 Alticast Corp. ..............................................1.F36 Alva Cableware.........................................8.D70 Amagi Media Labs Pvt. Ltd..................... 2.B19 Ambient Recording GmbH.......8.C73s/12.E79 AMD............................................................. 7.H35 amily gmbh.................................................8.E30 AMIMON Ltd. ...........................................12.G74 Amino........................................................14.K20 Amir Aharonovich ..................................3.B56a Amos - Spacecom.....................................1.C65 Ampegon....................................................8.D35 Amphenol-Tuchel Electronics GmbH.11.B12 Amptec .......................................................8.D70 Amy Cimpan.............................................. 2.A20 AnaCom, Inc. ..............................................1.C97 Anevia ......................................................... 5.B66 Angelbird Technologies GmbH...............7.J31 Anglatecnic...............................................14.J15 ANNOVA Systems GmbH ........................ 3.B36 ANT Group SRL .........................................8.D65 Antelope Camera Systems GmbH i. G. ................................................10.C49

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Antik Technology.....................................14.E05 Anton Bauer..............................................12.E65 Anvato........................................................14.L24 ANYWARE VIDEO ....................................8.B36b Apace Systems Corp. ...............................7.K27 APANTAC.....................................................8.E37 Aperi.............................................................2.C27 APEXSAT .................................................... 5.B03 Appear TV....................................................1.C61 Appiness ................................................ 10.F34a Applicaster...............................................3.B56b Aputure.....................................................11.B49 AQS Inc. ...................................................... 1.A06 ArabSat....................................................... 1.B38 Arcadyan Technology Corporation....... 3.A27 Archiware GmbH .......................................7.F06 Arctic Palm Technology Inc. .................2.A41f AREPLUS ................................................ 12.E56c ARET video and audio engineering........0.E01 Argon Design Ltd...................................... 8.G14 Argosy.......................................................10.C51 Arion Technology Inc............................... 5.A81 Arista........................................................... 8.A11 Ariston BTS SA..........................................8.D03 Arkena/TDF................................................ 1.B79 arqiva .......................................................... 1.B61 ARRI ...........................................................12.F21 ARRIS Global Limited............................... 1.B19 Artec Technologies AG.............................7.C28 Artel Video Systems...............................10.B20 Artesyn Embedded Technologies ....15.MS34 arvato Systems ......................................... 3.B38 Askey Computer Corp ............................. 1.A40 ASL Intercom B.V.....................................10.F30 ASPERA, an IBM company ..................... 7.G20 Associated Press/AP ENPS ....................7.D30 Astro Strobel Kommunikationssysteme GmbH ...........................................................3.C41 ATEME ........................................................1.D71 Aten Infotech NV.....................................10.D20 ATES Networks .......................................2.B39g ATG Danmon UK .....................................8.B51a ATG Middle East FZ-LLC .......................8.B51a ATHENSA, LLC........................................... 8.A33 Atomos .....................................................11.D25 ATTO Technology, Inc...............................7.F41 ATX Networks .........................................14.G16 Audio AG.....................................................8.D70 Audio Ltd ....................................................8.D97 Audio Network .......................................... 7.H09 Audio Wireless Ltd ....................................8.E98 Audisi / Stereo Tool / Pluxbox.................8.E38 Autel Intelligent Technology Corp., Ltd. .................................................11.A09 Autocue .....................................................12.E65 Autoscript..................................................12.E65 AV Stumpfl GmbH .....................................8.C58 Avanti Communications ....................15.MS42 Avateq Corp. ............................................2.A41c Aveco .......................................................... 3.B67 AVerMedia Technologies, Inc. ............... 3.A46 Avid ..............................................................7.J20 Avitech International Corporation........10.F26 Aviwest....................................................... 2.A29 AVL Technologies..................................... 5.A45 AVMEDA LLC ..............................................6.C19 AVP Europa...............................................10.E52 AVT Audio Video Technologies GmbH ..8.E76 AWEX - Wallonia Foreign Trade and Investment Agency ................................10.D31 Axel Technology SRL............................... 8.B81 Axia Audio..................................................8.D47 Axinom .....................................................14.H15 axle Video...................................................7.D07 Axon ............................................10.A21/10.B21 Ayecka Communication Systems Ltd...5.C73 Azden Corporation ....................................8.E81 Azercosmos............................................... 5.B22 AZURE SHINE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. ..5.C05 B B&H Photo, Video, Pro Audio................11.D20 Band Pro Munich GmbH .......................12.D21 Barco Silex.............................................10.D31a

Barnfind Technologies ............................ 3.B19 Barrowa.....................................................1.F43s BBC Research & Development ...............8.F20 BBright......................................................2.B39c BCB Hungary Ltd ...................................... 8.B08 BCE - Broadcasting Center Europe....... 7.G15 BE - Broadcast Electronics......................8.C91 Beamr ........................................................3.B56f Beenius.....................................................14.C30 Beijing Feiyashi Technology Development Co., Ltd....................................................12.B61c Beijing Fxlion Electronic Technology Co.,Ltd.......................................................12.A14 Beijing HKL Telcom Co. Ltd .................... 3.A16 Beijing Hualin Stone-Tech Co.,Ltd .......10.F45 Beijing Lightstar Electronic Co., ltd.....12.G54 Beijing Novel-Super Digital TV Technology Co., Ltd........................................................ 5.B51 Beijing Realmagic Technology Co. Ltd......................................................... 2.A32 Beillen Battery - JIADE Energy Technology ..............................................12.B52 Belden.........................................................1.D11 Belintermedia............................................ 5.B24 Benel B.V. Falcon Eyes ..........................12.B69 BenQ.......................................................... 9.LP10 BES ............................................................10.D57 BETSO ELECTRONICS s.r.o.......................8.E34 Bexel ..........................................................12.E65 BFE Studio und Medien Systeme GmbH .......................................................... 8.B70 Bindinc. Programme Data Services ....14.L23 BIRTV .......................................................... 6.A04 Bitmovin, Inc............................................14.H08 Black Box Network Services...................8.E32 Blackmagic Design.................................. 7.H20 BLANKOM systems GmbH...................... 1.A91 BlockBattery............................................12.B36 BLT .............................................................. 8.A65 Blue Lucy Media ....................................... 7.G07 Bluebell Opticom .....................................10.F24 Bluefish444.................................................7.J07 Blueshape ................................................12.A20 BMC UK........................................................5.C45 BMS Broadcast Microwave Services GmbH ...................................................................... 1.A10 Boris FX / Imagineer .................................7.K29 Boxx TV Ltd..............................................10.C49 BR Remote................................................12.F67 Brainstorm Multimedia ............................7.C12 Bridge Technologies ...................1.F68/14.J05 Brightcove.................................................. 5.B69 Bristol/VFX ...............................................12.G38 British Kinematograph Sound & Television Society (BKSTS) ........................................ 6.B01 Broadcast Bionics ....................................8.D71 Broadcast India 2017............................... 6.B02 Broadcast IP Systems ............................. 1.A78 Broadcast Manufactur GmbH.................8.C60 Broadcast Partners ...................................8.C81 Broadcast Pix ............................................ 7.B21 Broadcast RF...........................................11.D12 Broadcast Solutions GmbH ........ 0.D02/8.A74 Broadcast Traffic Systems......................2.C18 Broadcast Wireless Systems Ltd .......... 1.A78 Broadcom Limited.....................................2.C25 Broadpeak ................................................. 5.B72 BroadStream Solutions Inc .................... 8.B35 BroadView Software..............................2.A41a Brother, Brother & Sons ........................12.A41 Bryant Unlimited.....................................10.D15 BT Media & Broadcast .............................0.C01 BTESA - Broad Telecom...........................8.C19 Bubblebee Industries................................8.E34 Burli Software Inc..................................... 8.B03 BW Broadcast Ltd .....................................8.E73 BYDESIGN .................................................. 2.A48 C C2m Solutions.........................................2.B39h Cadnique Ltd ............................................1.F33c Calrec Audio ............................................ 8.C61s Cambridge Electronic Industries Ltd..11.A36 Camera Corps Ltd ...................................12.E65

Camerobot Systems GmbH..................10.D30 CAME-TV LIMITED................................11.B22g Camgear Inc ............................................12.B62 Canara Lighting Industries Pvt. Limited......................................................12.C59 CANARE ELECTRIC CO. LTD.,................12.G48 Canford.....................................................11.D01 Canon Europe Ltd...................................12.D60 Cantemo...................................................7.K01a Cartoni .......................................................12.E30 castLabs GmbH .......................................14.L02 CASTPAL TECHNOLOGY INC., SHENZHEN ...............................................3.B37e CASTWIN .....................................................2.C50 Casu ..........................................................12.C77 Cataneo GmbH.......................................... 3.B27 CatDV (Square Box Systems)................7.J15c Cavena Image Products AB ....................2.C32 CCBN ........................................................... 6.A03 CCI Paris Ile-de-France ...................................... .....................2.A36/2.B39/8.B36/8.D82/12.E56 C-COM Satellite Systems Inc. .................5.C53 Cedar Audio Ltd ........................................8.D98 Cedexis .....................................................14.G17 CEITON - expertplace solutions GmbH .......................................................... 3.A60 Celeno ........................................3.B56k/15.MS2 Census Digital .........................................2.A41e Cerevo Inc. ..................................................2.C41 CHANGZHOU AVI ELECTRONIC CO.,LTD .....................................................5.A41c ChangZhou HaoCheng Electronics Co.,Ltd.......................................................3.B37d CHINA HUAXIN ANTENNA. .......................1.C95 China Starwin Science&Technology Co.,Ltd.......................................................3.A21a Christy Media Solutions - Broadcast Recruitment Specialists...........................6.C29 Chrosziel GmbH ......................................12.G64 CHYRO.......................................................2.B39a ChyronHego...............................................7.D11 Cinedeck / cineXinsert .......................... 9.LP14 Cinegearpro Ltd ......................................12.A73 Cinegy ............................................. 7.A30/7.A41 Cinela ........................................................ 8.C73s Cinematography Electronics................12.C79 Cineo Lighting .........................................12.D39 Cineroid ....................................................12.G27 Cinex X-Jib...............................................11.A12 Cinfo ..........................................................5.B19s Cires21 Live Streaming Solutions .......14.K06 Cisco ........................................................... 1.A71 ClassX SRL................................................. 8.A84 Clear-Com................................................10.D29 ClearView Imaging.................................12.B75 Cmotion GmbH........................................12.G46 COAX Connectors ltd ..............................10.F39 Cobalt Digital Inc. ...................................10.B44 Cobham ....................................................0.C02a Cogent Technologies .............................6.C28a Collabora ...................................................14.L14 Comcast Platform Services...................14.E26 Comigo ....................................................... 3.B52 Comtech EF Data.......................................1.F80 COM-TECH Italia SpA................................8.C41 Comtech Telecommunications Corp.....1.F80 Comtech Xicom Technology, Inc. ..........1.F80 Conax...........................................................1.C81 Concurrent ................................................. 2.B31 CONTENTARMOR....................................2.A36e ContentWise .............................14.K05/14.M24 Convergent Design.................................12.A34 Conviva..................................................... 9.LP34 Cooke Optics Ltd.....................................12.D10 Corning Optical Communications LLC ..7.J31 COSHIP ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. ............1.F50 Cosmolight...............................................12.B30 Cotech Filters...........................................12.B71 Cowe Co., Ltd. .........................................8.B03e CP Cases Ltd............................................10.A44 CPI ASC Signal Division............................1.C51 CPI International Inc................................. 1.B41 CRAFTWORK ApS ..................................... 5.A25

Craltech Electronica, S.L. ......................11.C02 CreateCtrl AG............................................. 3.A40 CreNova Multimedia Co., Ltd. ................ 5.A74 CRM.COM..................................................8.B38f Crucial IP Inc............................................2.A41d Cryptoguard................................................3.C69 Crypton Ltd. ............................................... 7.A06 Crystal ........................................................ 1.A78 Crystal Vision............................................. 2.B11 CRYSTOP GmbH.........................................5.C19 CSG International......................14.N26/14.N28 CSTB Russia .............................................. 6.B06 CTM ............................................................. 7.B11 CTP Systems ..............................................8.E83 Cube-Tec International GmbH ................5.C41 Cubiware, a TiVo company .................... 5.A31 Cuescript Ltd ............................................12.F41 Custom Consoles Ltd.............................8.B38e CW Sonderoptic ......................................11.A48 Cyber Media Television BV......................5.C61 CYTAGlobal ................................................ 1.B22 D Dac Systems SA ....................................... 8.A12 d’accord broadcasting solutions GmbH .......................................................... 3.A33 DAIWA/Tokina.........................................12.A30 Dalet Digital Media Systems .................. 8.B77 Damery ...................................................10.D31b Dan Dugan Sound Design ......................8.D96 Danmon Asia Ltd....................................8.B51a Danmon Group........................................8.B51a Danmon Group Denmark A/S..............8.B51a Danmon Group Norway AS ..................8.B51a Danmon Group Sweden AB .................8.B51a Danmon Group Systems A/S ...............8.B51a DataPath......................................................1.F56 Datavideo Technologies Europe B.V.....7.D39 Datos Media Technologies S.A............8.B51a DAVID Systems GmbH............................. 3.A31 dB Broadcast...........................................10.A28 DB Digital Broadcast..............................8.D15s DB Video..................................................... 0.B02 dBD Communications ..............................5.C74 DDN Storage.............................................. 7.B33 Decimator Design..................................... 7.B35 Dedo Weigert Film GmbH .....................12.D31 Dega Broadcast Systems Ltd ................7.D01 Dejero........................................................12.C56 DekTec........................................................ 2.B40 Delta Meccanica s.r.l. ...............................8.E39 DELTACAST ............................................... 7.A14 DELTACAST developer solutions........... 7.A14 Deltron Italia SRL.......................................8.E35 Deluxe..........................................................9.LP1 DENZ..........................................................12.B79 DeSisti - ILT Italy S.r.L............................12.B45 DEV Systemtechnik GmbH & Co. KG .... 1.B31 DEVA Broadcast Ltd.................................8.D79 DEXEL Lighting........................................12.A26 Dexin Digital Technology Corp. Ltd.....5.A41b DGQoS SRL ..............................................8.D37u DHD ............................................................. 8.A21 DiGiCo UK Limited ..................................8.C61b DiGiDiA.........................................................8.E89 Digigram......................................................8.C51 Digispot System GmbH ...........................8.D74 Digital Forecast CO., Ltd........................11.A18 Digital Screens LLC ...............................14.M16 Digital Vision.............................................. 6.A14 DigitalConn srl / Telmec RF srl ............8.A41a Dimetis........................................................ 1.B30 DirectOut GmbH.........................................8.E85 Disk Archive Corporation....................... 8.B38i Divicon Media Holding GmbH .................8.C81 DK-Technologies .......................................8.E60 DLP - Digital Tech Co., Ltd ....................11.A43 DMG Lumiere ..........................................12.A40 Dmlite co. Ltd. ..........................................8.B30f DMT..............................................................5.C26 DOCOMO Digital......................................14.H17 Dolby Laboratories................................... 2.A11 Dongguan Dishstone Electronics Co. Ltd.......................................................3.B37a

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Dongguan LanParte Television Equipment Technology Co.,LTD ...............................12.A50 Doteck Digital Technologies ...................2.C49 DOTSCREEN..............................................2.B39f Double D Electronics Ltd........................1.F58c Doughty Engineering Ltd ......................12.A58 DPA microphones ....................................8.D70 Dreamspace ...............................................8.F05 Drone Volt ................................................11.B42 DSPECIALISTS GmbH ...............................8.E69 DTC Domo Broadcast ...............................1.F41 DTS .............................................................. 2.B50 DVB..............................................................1.D81 DVBControl - MediaControl .................... 3.B41 DVEO division of Computer Modules, Inc................................................................ 2.A34 DVLab...........................................................5.C04 DVMR ........................................................2.A36c Dynacore Technology Co., Ltd. ............12.D45 Dynamic Drive Pool.................................. 7.H15 Dynamic Perspective..................0.F01/12.F71 DynamiCam Ltd......................................12.G74 E Earda Electronics Ltd................................5.C67 Easel TV ....................................................14.C08 Easy Media Suite .......................................8.C92 EasyBroadcast .......................................14.M25 Easyrig ......................................................12.A59 ebs.tv.........................................................14.B01 EBU (European Broadcasting Union)...10.F20 Eddystone Broadcast Ltd......................8.B38d Edgeware .................................................14.C36 EditShare.................................................... 7.G37 EDL-REC ..................................................... 7.A05 Eela Audio / EA Broadcast......................8.D74 Egatel S.L....................................................8.D40 Egripment BV ..........................................12.A21

EKT .............................................................. 5.B30 Elber SRL..................................................8.D37s Elecard.........................................................2.C26 Elemental Technologies and Amazon Web Services..............................................5.C80 ELEMENTS | Syslink GmbH..................... 7.B08 Elite Antennas Ltd ...................................1.F33b ELTI..............................................................8.D44 Embrionix................................................... 8.B92 EMC ............................................................. 7.H10 Emerson Network Power â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Avocent .... 8.A19 Emotion Systems....................................6.C28c EMS Technical Personnel Ltd ................ 1.B09 ENCO ........................................................... 8.A59 Encompass Digital Media....................... 5.B75 Enensys ...................................................... 2.B30 enRue........................................................2.A41k Ensemble Designs, Inc............................ 8.B91 EPGdata.TV ...............................................14.L26 Epiphan Video ............................................9.LP6 Equinix ........................................................ 3.B25 ERECA .......................................................11.C49 Ericsson......................................................1.D61 ERSTREAM...............................................14.K14 Esâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;hailSat - Qatar Satellite Company ... 5.B64 Espial........................................................... 5.B27 Etere ............................................................ 8.B89 Etilux .......................................................10.D31c ETL Systems.............................................. 1.A33 ETRI ..............................................................8.F30 Euro Light System ................................12.D46b EuroďŹ ns Digital Product Testing UK Ltd .......................................................................5.C30 Eurotek S.R.L .............................................8.D88 Eutelsat SA.................................................1.D59 Evertz ...............................................1.D31/1.F29 EVS Broadcast Equipment.......... 8.A96/8.B90

Exir Broadcasting .....................................8.D28 Exterity......................................................14.H13 eyevis GmbH............................................11.B40 Ezako ......................................................... 2.B39j EzyInsights................................................. 8.B05 F F&V Europe B.V. .......................................12.F51 F.A. Bernhardt GmbH, FAB ..................... 2.A21 Facilis Technology Inc............................. 7.B40 Factum Radioscape.................................8.D90 Fairlight....................................................... 8.B20 farmerswife .............................................11.C32 FAST LTA AG.............................................. 8.A01 FASTCOM Technology SA........................5.C35 Federico Cueva ..........................................0.C03 FerroďŹ sh.....................................................8.D70 Fiberfox.....................................................12.G53 Fidus Systems Inc. ................................2.A41m FileCatalyst ................................................ 7.H37 Filmfabriek................................................. 7.A15 Filmgear Lighting ...................................12.D39 Filmlight.......................................................7.F31 Filmpower.................................................. 8.B04 Fischer Connectors .................................12.F34 Flanders Investment & Trade..10.F34/10.F42 Flanders ScientiďŹ c .................................10.B10 Flowcine...................................................12.A59 FocalPoint Server ......................................7.J38 Focusrite Audio Engineering Ltd ........... 8.A42 Fonix..........................................................11.A20 Fonsview Technologies Co., Ltd.............1.F92 FOR-A.......................................................... 2.A51 Force Servo................................................ 8.B06 Forscene...................................................7.K01b Fortium Technologies............................14.K02 Fraunhofer Digital Media Alliance......... 8.B80 Fraunhofer FOKUS.................................... 8.B80

Fraunhofer HHI.......................................... 8.B80 Fraunhofer IDMT....................................... 8.B80 Fraunhofer IIS............................................ 8.B80 Friend MTS................................................. 1.A44 FSN Inc.......................................................10.F29 FujiďŹ lm Europe GmbH ...........................12.B20 FujiFilm Recording Media GmbH ........11.C36 Funke Digital TV.........................................3.C60 Furukawa.................................................12.G25 G G. L Optics .................................................12.F76 GatesAir.......................................................8.C30 GB Labs .....................................................7.J15b GearCam ..................................................12.D52 Gearhouse Broadcast............................10.B39 GenArts........................................................7.J05 Genelec OY.................................................8.D61 General Dynamics SATCOM Technologies ............................................. 1.A41 Geniatech Inc,Ltd....................................5.A41e Genmix Technology ................................. 8.B10 Geritel Giomar ............................................8.E33 Gigabyte Technology .............................14.K04 Gigatronix Ltd..........................................11.B47 GkWare e.k. ................................................2.C51 Glensound...................................................8.E72 Global Distribution.....................................7.J31 Global VSAT Forum .................................. 6.B05 Globecast ................................................... 1.A29 GLOOKAST .................................................7.D03 GOAL SPORT software (DAITE s.r.o.) ..11.B10 GODOX Photo Equipment Co.,Ltd. ........12.E75 Gold Best .....................................................5.C52 Good Mind Industries ...............................5.C75 Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd ...................5.B48e GoPro ........................................................11.C40 GOSPELL Digital Technology Co., Ltd., ..3.C67

Gotech International Technology Ltd .5.A41a Gracenote.................................................14.H20 Grass Valley, a Belden Brand......1.D11/1.E02 GraVue Co. ...............................................11.B18 GrayMeta Inc. .............................................7.J01 GREAT Britain Pavilion................ 1.F33/5.B48/ ..........6.C28/7.J15/7.J38/7.K01/8.B38/11.B30 GreenPeak Technologies (a Qorvo company)................................... 1.A30 GRUS ............................................................2.C29 Gsertel..........................................................8.E11 GT - SAT International ............................. 5.A09 G-Technology.............................................7.J31 Guangdong Nanguang Photo&Video Systems Co .,Ltd ......................................12.E10 Guangshun Suitcases And Bags Industry Co., Ltd....................................................11.B22d Guangzhou Jianguang Lighting Co,.Ltd ...................................................................11.B22f Gulfsat Communications Company...... 5.B78 Guntermann & Drunck GmbH................ 1.B10 Guramex...................................................10.B31 GYRO - STABILIZED SYSTEMS...........12.E56d H Haivision....................................................14.L16 Hangzhou JUSTTONG Network Technology Co., Ltd......................................................12.G76 Hangzhou Xingfa Transmission Equipment Co.,Ltd.......................................................5.A41d Harman Professional ...............................8.D60 Harmonic Inc............................................. 1.B20 Hedge For Mac........................................ 9.LP17 Hellas Sat ................................................... 1.B38 Hewlett Packard Enterprise .14.H05/15.MS21 HEXAGLOBE..............................................14.L10 HF Prints ......................................................8.E05 HHB Communications Ltd ......................8.D56

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IPV Limited.................................................8.D41 Irdeto...........................................................1.D51 Iris Gateway Satellite Services Ltd........ 1.B22 IRT (Institut fuer Rundfunktechnik GmbH) .....................................................................10.F51 IRT b<>com ...............................................8.F28 ItalTelec S.p.a .............................................8.C95 Itelsis............................................................8.E19 Ittiam Systems .......................................... 8.A54 iWedia ......................................................... 5.B40 iZotope........................................................8.D70 IZT GmbH.................................................... 8.A68 J J.L. Fisher.................................................12.C40 Jampro Antennas, Inc. ............................ 8.B96 JetHead Development, Inc. .................... 5.A25 Jinni...........................................................3.B56e JLCooper Electronics................................7.C03 JoeCo Limited ............................................8.E97 JOYmechanix ..........................................11.A06 JSC Gazprom Space Systems ............... 5.B68 Junger Audio...........................................10.A49 Jutel..............................................................8.E91 JVCKENWOOD..........................................12.F31 JW Player ................................................... 8.A48 K K5600 Lighting .........................................12.E28 Kaltura ........................................................ 3.A63 KAONMEDIA............................................... 1.B16 KATHREIN-Werke KG................................8.C29 Keepixo........................................................1.C29 KenCast ...................................................... 2.A24 Kino Flo/Cirro Lite (Europe) Ltd............12.D26 KINORG .....................................................12.A75 Klotz Ais GmbH ..........................................5.C21 Knox MediaHub ......................................5.B19s KOBA 2017................................................. 6.B07 Kodak........................................................8.B38c Konova Korea Inc ...................................12.A66 Konvision...................................................10.F35 KOREA AVICS ..........................................8.B30a Korea Pavilion ............................... 5.B11/8.B30 Kratos Integral Systems Europe............ 1.A01 Kudelski Security.......................................1.C81 Kupo Grip .................................................12.G63 Kvant-Efir ....................................................8.E75 Kvarta...........................................................5.C85 L L-3 Narda-MITEQ...................................... 1.A18 Lacie............................................................ 7.G17 LaON Technology Co., Ltd......................10.F23 Lasergraphics ............................................7.F01 LATTO Media ..........................................3.B56m LAWO .......................................................... 8.B50 LCA - Lights Camera Action.................12.D39 Leader Electronics Europe Corp ..........12.A10 LeaseWeb. ............................................. 14.J10a Lectrosonics, Inc. ....................................8.C73t LEDGO TECHNOLOGY LIMITED.............12.G68 LEMO Connectors...................................12.D42 Lentequip Inc...........................................2.A41h Level 3 Communications .........................9.LP2 Levels Beyond......................................15.MS38 Leyard .......................................................11.B35 LG Electronics ........................................... 5.A28 Libec..........................................................12.A53 Liberty Global plc......................................1.D39 Lilliput (Zhangzhou) Electronic Technology Co., Ltd....................................................12.B61e Limecraft................................................ 10.F42c Limelight Networks.................................. 3.A23 Linear Acoustic ..........................................7.J40 LiteGear ....................................................12.D39 Lith Technology Co., LTD ....................12.B61b Livestream ................................................. 7.A10 LiveU.............................................3.B62/15.MS4 Livewire Digital Ltd.................................5.B48c LMP Lux Media Plan ...............................10.F21 Lockit Network GmbH ...........................8.C73a LogicKeyboard ...........................................7.F49 LookAt........................................................ 3.B56j LS Telcom ...................................................8.E43 LTO Program ............................................. 6.A21

LUCI .................................................7.A45/8.C04 Luma Tech ...............................................12.D52 Lumantek....................................................3.C63 Luminex Network Intelligence........... 10.F42a Lund Halsey (Console Systems) Ltd ..... 2.B10 Lupo SRL ...................................................12.F61 Luso Microwave ....................................... 1.A32 Lynx Technik AG........................................8.C70 M M&I Broadcast Services ..........................8.E17 MACOM ...................................................... 8.A15 Mandozzi..................................................8.D37v Manfrotto ..................................................12.E65 Marine Camera Solutions Ltd ..............10.D42 Mark Roberts Motion Control Ltd.........12.F11 Marketgraph BV .....................................12.A21 MARLINK (entreprise accompagnée par 92) ..................................................................... 2.B39i Marquis Broadcast................................... 7.G05 Marquise Technologies........................... 7.H03 Marshall Electronics ..............................12.D20 Marvell.........................................................5.C09 Massive ....................................................14.B20 Masterclock, Inc. ....................................10.A42 Masterplay Digimedia ............................. 8.A16 Matrox ........................................................ 7.B29 Matthews Studio Equipment Inc.........12.G71 MAXING ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD ....................................................................3.B37b Maxon Computer GmbH ..........................7.K30 Media Broadcast Technologies (MBT) ....................................................................8.D82a Media Excel ..............................................14.L30 Media IT Profy ............................................7.J43 Media Links EMEA ....................................1.C31 Media Motive............................................. 3.A54 Media Networking Alliance.....................8.C94 Media Utilities B.V..................................... 8.A21 Media-Alliance SRL ................................8.A41t Mediacast .................................................. 5.A17 Mediactive ...............................................2.B39b MediaGeniX ................................................3.C59 MEDIAGURU.............................................10.A29 Mediamano................................................ 8.A52 Medianet Vlaanderen ..........................10.F42g MediaPower ...............................................7.J42 Mediaproxy Pty Ltd ...................................7.J07 Mediaware................................................. 5.A26 Megahertz.................................................12.F20 Merging Technologies..............................8.E96 Metaphor..................................................14.G10 MeteoGroup................................................2.C48 Metrological..............................................14.E20 METUS ........................................................ 7.A09 Microfilms................................................12.A61 Microsoft ...............................15.MS1/15.MS39 Microtech Gefell GmbH ...........................8.D77 Mikros Image Belgium.........................10.D31f Miller Fluid Heads (Europe) ltd.............12.D30 Minerva Networks.................................14.M18 Minglvision .................................................8.F29 Minnetonka Audio Software ...................7.J40 Mirada......................................................... 5.A63 MiraVid ......................................................14.L03 Mirror Image.............................................. 3.A24 MIS .............................................................. 2.A16 Mistserver ................................................14.K13 mLogic.........................................................7.J31 Mobile Viewpoint.....................................14.F21 Mode-AL...................................................10.A38 MOG - Technologies ................................ 7.H28 Mogami ......................................................8.D56 Morpho, Inc................................................ 2.A08 Moso Power................................................3.C16 Motama ....................................................14.H19 Moti Nevo .................................................3.B56a Movicom, LLC..........................................12.G80 MovieTech AG .........................................12.G30 MPP Global ..............................................14.K01 MSA Focus International Ltd................ 9.LP11 Mstar Semiconductor, Inc. ......................2.C33 MT-C .......................................................10.D31g MTF Services LTD....................................12.F44

M-Three Satcom / M-Three Media....... 5.B24 MTS Media Technical System .............12.G30 MULTICAM SYSTEMS..........................12.E56a Multidyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems ....................................................................11.D40 Murraypro Electronics...........................8.B38h MusicMaster | ON AIR...............................8.E30 Muxlab........................................................ 3.A30 MWA Nova GmbH......................................7.E30 Mware Solutions Ltd...............................14.F10 MX1 ............................................................. 1.B24 myMix.........................................................8.D70 N NAB Show...................................................3.C18 nablet GmbH.............................................. 7.A49 NAGRA .........................................................1.C81 Nagra Audio................................................8.E96 nangu.TV .................................................14.M07 Nanjing Cleanwave Communication Technology Co.,Ltd....................................5.C34 Nanjing Magewell Electronics Co.Ltd ...5.C79 NANJING YINGCHEN PROVIDEO EQUIPMENT CORP. LTD. .............................................11.B22a nanocosmos Informationstechnologien GmbH .......................................................... 2.A10 Nanuk By Plasticase Inc. .......................10.F37 Narda Safety Test Solutions GmbH........8.E24 Nativ ..........................................................14.D20 Nautel...........................................................8.C49 ND SatCom ................................................ 5.A60 NEC Corporation ....................................... 8.B37 Neetra-AEV Broadcast .............................8.E92 Neotion ......................................5.B53/15.MS43 NEP ............................................................14.C34 Net Insight..................................................1.D30 Net Insight/ScheduALL ........................... 1.B40 NETA............................................................ 3.A18 Netgem ....................................................... 5.B33 Netgen ........................................................ 8.A08 NETIA............................................................8.C77 Netsweeper .............................................2.A41o NetUP .........................................................14.J18 Network Innovations ............................... 2.A46 NeuLion .....................................................14.F34 Neutrik AG...................................................8.C90 Nevion......................................................... 1.B71 New Japan Radio Co., Ltd........................5.C71 Newland ......................................................1.C91 Newtec........................................................ 1.A49 NewTek .......................................................7.K11 NEXGENWAVE .........................................8.B30c NexGuard ................................................... 2.B41 Nexstreaming..........................................14.D24 NEXTO DI Co., Ltd....................................12.G37 NGCodec......................................................9.LP3 NHK.............................................................. 8.G20 Nice People At Work ..............................14.D01 Nicepower Tech. Inc .................................8.C02 Nila LED Lighting ....................................12.A48 Nimbus, Inc..............................................11.A34 Ningbo Eimage Studio Equipment Co., Ltd ....................................................................12.B55 Ningbo Haida Photo Supplies Co., Ltd. ....................................................................11.A44 NINSIGHT.................................................... 7.B11 Nippon Control System Corporation...10.A12 NKK Switches Co., Ltd. ............................ 8.A70 NOA .............................................................8.D91 NoisyPeak Sarl........................................14.H16 Nokia......................................................15.MS25 Nordija .......................................................14.L06 Norigin Media..........................................14.C11 North Telecom........................................... 5.A65 Norwia ......................................................10.C10 Novella SatComs Ltd...............................1.F58b NovelSat ..................................................... 3.B26 NOWSONIC..................................................8.E25 NTP Technology A/S ..............................8.B51b NTT Group ...................................................2.C58 NTT Service Evolution Laboratories.......8.F22 Nuance Communications, INC............... 1.A81 NUGEN Audio.............................................8.D56 NVidia GmbH ..........................................15.MS3

NyeTec Limited ..........................................2.C31 O Object Matrix Ltd ....................................6.C28b Ocilion IPTV Technologies GmbH.......14.M32 Oconnor.....................................................12.E65 OCTOPUS Newsroom............................... 7.G11 OMB Broadcast..........................................8.E27 OMNI REMOTES founded by Philips ..... 1.A81 Omnia Audio..............................................8.D47 Omnitek....................................................10.A24 Onair Medya Ltd ....................................... 8.A14 ONE CONNXT ............................................. 1.A97 Onetastic SRL.............................................8.C20 Ontario, Canada ........................................ 2.A41 OOYALA ....................................................14.D20 Open Broadcast Systems Limited........7.J38b OpenIO ........................................................ 3.A58 Opentech Inc. ..........................................5.B11c OpenTelly ................................................10.F42f Opera TV...................................................14.N29 Optical Cable Corporation......................10.E59 Optispeech................................................14.L22 OptoMedia Technology Inc......................1.F13 Optoway Technology Inc. .......................8.E41 Optral, S.A. ................................................10.E50 Oracle...........................................................7.C11 Orah............................................................2.A36f Orban Europe GmbH ................................8.D93 Ortana Media Group Limited................8.B38c OSEE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. ..............10.D59 Osprey Video ............................................. 3.A26 Outsight ..................................................12.D46s OVERLINE - Systems.................................8.E94 Ovide Smart Assist.................................12.G41 P P+S Technik ............................................12.B12 Packet Ship Technologies ....................14.H11 PAG UK......................................................12.B36 Panaccess...................................................5.C20 Panasas, Inc. ..............................................7.J31 Panasonic Marketing Europe GmbH ..11.C45 Panda O.S................................................... 3.A20 Paneda.........................................................8.E04 Panodic Electric ( Shenzhen) Limited .. 3.A52 Panther GmbH..........................................12.E20 Paradigm Communications ....................1.F49 Paralinx......................................................12.E65 Parallax LLC................................................0.C03 Pathpartner Technology ..........................5.C59 Paywizard Group plc...............................14.F32 PBI ............................................................... 2.A30 Peak Communications Ltd. .....................1.C33 Pebble Beach Systems ............................8.C71 Peer5 .......................................................... 3.B56i Perceptiva Labs ......................................8.D82d Percon........................................................10.E51 Perfect Memory ......................................8.D82c Pesa............................................................. 7.G41 Phabrix .....................................................10.B12 Phoenix7 Ltd...............................................3.C21 Phonak Communications AG..................8.E95 Photon Beard Ltd....................................12.G38 PINEONE Communications Co., Ltd ....5.B11d Pixel Power LTD........................................ 7.A31 Pixellot Ltd ............................. 3.B56d/15.MS44 Playbox Technology Europe Ltd............ 5.A02 PLAYBOX Technology Limited............... 8.B71 Pliant Technologies................................11.A02 Plisch - The Transmitter Company.......8.D32 PLURA Europe GmbH............................... 8.B73 Pluxbox RadioManager............................8.E38 Polecam ...................................................10.C49 Polytron Vertrieb GmbH .......................... 1.A91 Pomfort GmbH ........................................12.A38 Portabrace ...............................................12.D52 Portaprompt Ltd .....................................12.G49 Portrait Displays/SpectraCal................10.A26 Postium Korea Co., Ltd..........................8.B30d Prime Focus Technologies ..................... 7.B12 Primestream..............................................7.D21 PRISMAHUB- BURLI................................. 8.B03 ProConsultant Informatique................... 2.B21 Prodys......................................................... 1.A39

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S S3 Satcom Ltd........................................... 1.B91 Sachtler .....................................................12.E65 SAE Inc....................................................... 2.A41j SAF Tehnika .............................................. 8.B01 Sagemcom ................................................1.D41 â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;SAMâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; - Snell Advanced Media .. 9.A01/9.A02 Sam Woo Electronics Co., Ltd..............12.G29 SamJin Co., Ltd.......................................5.B11b Samsung....................................................1.D35 Sanken Microphone Co.,Ltd....................8.C93

Sans Digital Technology Inc....................7.F04 SAPEC ..........................................................1.F27 SatCube .................................................... 9.LP13 Satmission ................................................. 5.A19 SatService GmbH.......................................1.F47 Scale Logic................................................. 7.H39 SCALITY...................................................... 7.H30 SCEO............................................................ 8.B02 Schill GmbH & Co. KG ............................12.C21 Schneider-Kreuznach............................12.D53 Schoeps Mikrofone...................................8.C64

Schulze-Brakel Schaumstoffverarbeitungs GmbH ..........................................................8.D75 SCISYS Deutschland GmbH ................... 8.B61 Screen........................................................8.D15t Screen Subtitling Systems ......................1.C49 Screenz.....................................................3.B56c SCTE ...........................................................8.F51e SDNsquare.............................................10.F42d SeaChange..................................................1.F70 Seagate....................................................... 6.A16 Secced ......................................................12.G73

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Slomo.TV .................................................... 8.B40 Small Town Heroes.............................. 10.F42e SmallHD ....................................................12.E65 SmarDTV .....................................................1.C81 Smart Fun .................................................. 3.A48 SmartLabs ...............................................14.C19 SMIT (HK) LIMITED ....................................1.F86 SMK............................................................. 1.A46 SMPTE ........................................................8.F51f SoftAtHome ............................................... 5.A51 SoftLab - NSK............................................ 7.A08 SoftNI Corporation.................................... 1.B28 Softron Media Services ........................... 7.G12 SOFTVALLEE...............................................2.C21 Solid State Logic .......................................8.D83 SOLITON SYSTEMS .................................. 2.A31 Solveig Multimedia .................................. 8.B09 sondor......................................................... 7.H01 Sonifex Ltd ..................................................8.E61 Sonnet Technologies ............................... 7.G02 Sonosax.......................................................8.E96 sonoVTS GmbH......................................... 8.B68 Sony ..........................................................13.A10 Sound Devices, LLC ................................. 8.B59 Sound Service European Music Distribution .......................................................................8.E25 Sound4 .......................................................8.D79 Spacepath Communications Ltd.........5.B48b SPB TV .......................................................14.E17 Spectra Logic .............................................7.J30 Sphericam................................................8.G03c Spideo........................................................14.L18 Spin Digital..................................................1.F11 SPINNER GmbH..........................................8.C28 Squadeo ...................................................2.B39d Squared Paper Ltd .................................8.B38a SSI COMPUTER CORP ...............................5.C13 ST Video - Film Technology Ltd............12.F72 Stage Tec Gmbh ........................................8.C80 Starfish Technologies Ltd.....................8.B38b Starline Computer GmbH........................ 7.H05 Stereo Tool audio processing .................8.E38 Stirlitz Media...............................................8.E90 Stoneroos..................................................14.L26 StorageDNA ............................................... 7.B42 STORDIS GmbH......................................... 6.A15 Stream Circle..............................................3.C14 Stream Labs .............................................. 7.G47 Streamroot...............................................14.D02 StrongBox ...................................................7.J31 STRYME.......................................................7.J03 Studio Network Solutions....................... 7.H40 Studiotech...................................................8.C07 Studiotech Belgium ..................................8.C07 Studiotech Hungary ..................................8.C07 Studiotech Poland .....................................8.C07 stYpe ..........................................................12.F73 Suitcase TV Ltd. .............................2.C10/2.C15 Sumavision Technologies Co.,Ltd..........1.C30 Sundog ........................................................9.LP5 SUPERTCP................................................ 9.LP15 Surface Heating Systems ........................1.F59 SVP Broadcast Microwave......................2.C55 SVS Satellite System.................................5.C31 Swedish Microwave AB...........................1.F71 swissaudec................................................ 8.G18 SWIT Electronics Co., Ltd ......................12.C61 Switchcraft, Inc.......................................11.D45 SYES.............................................................8.C74 Symply, Inc. ....................................6.C10/6.C11 Symply, Inc./Promise Technology ................... ...........................................................6.C10/6.C11 Synaptop ..................................................2.A41g SYRP Ltd....................................................12.E73 System House Business partners......... 8.B15 Systembase Ltd .........................................8.E93 System-On-Chip Technologies Inc.....2.A41b T TAG V.S. .......................................................1.F94 TAKTIK ....................................................10.D31h Talia Limited .............................................5.B48f Tally Technologies ....................................7.J31 Tango Wave................................................5.C77

Tata Communications ........................15.MS23 Tata Elxsi Limited ..................................... 1.A58 TBS Technologies International LTD .....5.C69 TC Electronic..............................................8.D56 TCL Technoly Electronics (Huizhou) Co., ltd .......................................................................3.C26 Teamcast ................................................... 2.B51 TECH4HOME, LDA......................................3.C46 Technica Del Arte BV ................................8.C04 Technicolor ..............................15.MS5/15.MS7 Technocrane S.R.O.................................12.C35 Tecsys Video Networks Ltd..................3.B56h Tedial .......................................................... 8.B41 Tektronix ..................................................10.D41 Tele Systems Communications PTE Ltd ...................................................................... 5.B17 Telebreeze.................................................14.L04 TELECAST TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION ....................................................................3.B37c Telechips.....................................................2.C11 Teleidea .......................................................1.C90 Telemetrics ...............................................12.E36 Telenor Satellite ........................................ 1.A59 TelergyHD & Mware solutions ..............14.F10 Telesat .........................................................1.C39 Telescript International ..........................12.F74 Teleste .........................................................5.C72 Telestream................................................. 7.G30 TELETOR, LLC ............................................ 7.A08 TELIKOU TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. .....12.A12 Telmaco S.A................................................7.K40 Telos Systems...........................................8.D47 Telsat Srl....................................................8.D37t Telstra ........................................................14.F37 TEM ..............................................................8.E45 Tempesta Trading .................................... 6.A06 Teracue eyevis GmbH............................11.B40 Teradek .....................................................12.E65 Terrasat Communications, Inc. ..............1.F61 TFI Digital Media Limited ......................14.H03 Thales Angenieux....................................12.E33 The Broadcast Bridge............................5.B48g The Good Life Co., Ltd............................8.B30b The Israel Export & International Cooperation Institute....................................................... 3.B56 The Qt Company .....................................14.C02 The Telos Alliance ....................................8.D47 The Weather Company, an IBM Business ...................................................................... 7.G19 The Wireless Works ...............................11.D12 TheLight....................................................12.G81 ThinkAnalytics Ltd ...................................1.D92 thinklogical ..............................................10.D46 Thomson Broadcast .................................8.C35 Thum+Mahr .............................................. 8.A21 TIANCHANG TIANLIDA ELECTRONIC CO.,LTD ....................................................................6.A29a TIE Kinetix ...................................................8.F26 Tieline The Codec Company....................8.E74 Tiger Technology.......................................7.K28 Tilta Technology Co., LTD .....................12.G58 Timecode Systems Ltd........................11.B30a Tinkerlist.................................................10.F42h TiVo.............................................................. 5.A31 TIXEL ........................................................... 7.B01 TMD Ltd ...................................................... 2.B59 TMG ............................................................14.F11 To The New...............................................14.J17 TOLIFO (DONGGUAN) PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT CO., LTD ...........................11.B22b Toner Cable Equipment UK Ltd.............. 5.B06 ToolsOnAir Broadcast Engineering GmbH ...................................................................... 7.G45 Torque Video Systems ............................1.F34t Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH ........6.C23 Total Technologies, Ltd. ...........................5.C33 TP-LINK....................................................... 3.B14 TRACT Ltd. .................................................8.D74 TRANSRADIO SenderSysteme Berlin AG ......................................................................8.D35 Transtech LED Co., Ltd ..........................11.A25 TRedess......................................................8.D23 Triada-TV ................................................... 8.A43

Trilogy Communications Ltd................10.D12 Trinnov Audio Pro..................................... 8.A86 Triple ............................................................2.C21 TriVis Weather Graphix ............................7.F05 True Lens Services (TLS) ......................12.G61 TrueDR Ltd. .................................................8.F27 Tryo Communications ..............................8.E40 TSF.be ......................................................10.D31i TSL.............................................................10.B41 TST Kommunikationstechnik .................5.C19 TTI................................................................ 1.A54 TV1 miniCASTER®................................... 1.A76 tv2u............................................................ 9.LP12 TVC ..............................................................0.D01 TVIP ...........................................................14.H09 TVPlayer .................................................14.G11b TVStorm.......................................................5.C83 TVU Networks ........................................... 2.B28 TW Electronics (Newbury) Ltd ............... 5.B35 Twist Cluster..........................................10.D31k U UHD Alliance............................................ 9.LP16 UHP Networks Inc. ................................... 1.A95 Ultimatte Corporation ...............................7.C27 Ultra Electronics GigaSat .........................1.C57 Unified Streaming ..................................14.D30 Unilumin Group Co., Ltd ........................11.C19 uniqCast ...................................................14.C04 Unitron Nv ..............................................10.F34b Universal Electronics bv...........................1.C41 Utah Scientific.........................................10.A21 UXP Systems Inc. ...................................2.A41n V Valtech......................................................14.D10 ValueLabs .................................................. 2.A42 VANTeC Danmon Group Portugal ......8.B51a Vantrix........................................................14.J06 Varavon ....................................................12.C11 VBOX COMMUNICATIONS.....................3.B56a vBrand ....................................................... 3.B56l VDB Audio ...................................................8.C93 Vecima Networks......................................5.C23 Vector 3 .......................................................7.C01 Venera Technologies ............................... 7.G43 Venztech......................................................5.C15 Verimatrix .................................................. 5.A59 Verizon Digital Media Services ............14.C17 Versatile Remotes ..................................10.D42 Veset ...........................................................8.D31 Vestel ........................................................14.A20 Viaccess-Orca........................................... 1.A51 ViaLite Communications......................... 1.A21 Vianeos.....................................................2.A36a Vidcheck .................................................... 8.A30 VIDELIO - Media...........................0.E02/10.A16 Video Clarity................................................2.C57 VideoFlow ................................................3.B56n Videomenthe ...........................................2.A36b VideoPropulsion.........................................5.C11 Videosolutions Group .............................. 7.A06 Videostrong Technology Co.,ltd...........3.A21g Vimmi Communications Ltd. ...............3.B56g Vimond Media Solutions........................14.F19 Vimsoft .....................................................11.A40 Vindicia.....................................................14.H14 Vintage Cloud .............................................8.C01 Vinten.........................................................12.E65 VISIO Light................................................12.G45 Vision Research ......................................12.B42 VISLINK....................................................... 1.A69 Visual Research Inc. ................................7.D05 VisualOn, INC.............................14.G12/14.G13 Vitec ............................................................ 7.G16 Vitec Group ...............................................12.E65 VIXS Systems Inc. .................................... 3.A28 Vizrt ............................................................. 7.A20 vMix...........................................................11.A01 V-Nova Ltd. ..............................................14.K17 Vocas ........................................................12.D56 Voice Technologies ................................8.C73a VoiceInteraction......................................14.H18 Volicon, a Verizon Digital Media Services Company.................................................... 7.G23

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