A fully equipped broadcast studio outside Entrance C is giving IBC2026 exhibitors a place to share their show news through professional interviews and video content.
Fruition Premier's Mark Tasker explains how the studio works, what it can do, and why exhibitors are making use of the facility during the show.
Navigating a busy exhibition floor wearing Nokia AR glasses
IBC reporter Rosie tries Nokia’s AR glasses, connected by cable to a smartphone. Nokia demonstrates how 3D content can be streamed directly to the glasses. She had to be careful not to bump into anyone.
Top tech: Top media technology leaders on what you should focus on in the year ahead
IBC2026 session highlight: Panellists from Nvidia, Sky, EBU, Crunchyroll, and JioStar India talk about what technology leaders in broadcasting and media should be focusing on as the field moves at an unprecedented pace.
Google's Toby Scales: "We always say... provenance is a team sport"
With companies facing huge challenges to protect their content from piracy and adulteration, Google's Toby Scales, LaLiga's Jose Ignacio Carrillo de Aibornoz, and Brazilian media giant Globo's Mauricio Felix Vasconcellos discuss what has worked for them and what their next steps may be.
‘The creator world is being disrupted’, Shapiro tells IBC
IBC2026 session highlight: Media cartographer Evan Shapiro chaired a discussion on how massive media companies are now involved in the creator economy while bigger creators are turning into studios.
Apple Museum brings decades of technology to IBC
The Apple Museum at IBC showcases computers and editing technology from the 1980s and 1990s, with younger visitors reacting to the early tech. The exhibition also looks ahead to Apple’s latest developments and the possibility of a foldable iPhone.
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