Anne Morris

DeviceAtlas is set to unveil its Sustainability Properties at IBC2026, device-level energy metadata that lets streaming platforms measure the carbon footprint of viewers’ TVs, tablets and mobiles.

From increasingly sophisticated monetisation strategies to progressively flexible business models, Content Everywhere companies map AI’s influence on the media industry and reveal their technological forecasts for IBC2026.

Connected TV software provider iWedia has launched Teatro Factory, described as an operator-facing software factory offering designed to help telecom and pay TV operators create, validate, deploy, operate, optimise, and evolve digital TV devices at scale.

Software provider Mediaproxy is introducing the latest version of its LogServer analysis and logging platform, which it says now offers greater levels of intelligence and efficiency for live broadcast through AI and the new Monwall Web interactive multiviewer.

MainStreaming has joined the OpenMOQ Software Consortium, an industry initiative developing open-source software to implement the IETF’s Media over QUIC (MOQ) and QUIC standards.

Gracenote, the content intelligence business unit of Nielsen, and Tubi Media Group, a division of Fox Corporation, have announced a new agreement under which Gracenote will provide advanced content discovery and advertising capabilities on Tubi Media Group properties, including Tubi and Fox One.

LTN has announced expanded capabilities for its live event master control offering, which it says provides sports broadcasters, leagues, rights holders, and content owners with a more flexible and scalable approach to managing live event distribution.

Live video delivery and workflow orchestration specialist Zixi has announced its first direct deployment in Mauritius with the MTC Jockey Club (MTCJC), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Mauritius Turf Club.

Norsk is debuting three live video products at IBC2026 – Playout, Remote Commentary and Probe – extending its Studio infrastructure platform into new areas.

Blue Billywig will use IBC2026 to publicise its status as a fully sovereign European video platform, with infrastructure, ownership, hosting and support based entirely within the EU.