Looking to expand its customer base internationally, media platform company Logituit is exhibiting at IBC for the first time with its suite of video streaming products. Established in 2010, the company says it has over one billion users, located primarily in India, but is looking to expand into new territories.
Co-exhibiting with Elgato in Hall 8, Bitfocus is flicking the right switches at IBC with the introduction of a free tier to its Bitfocus Buttons broadcast control software.
Streamlining signal flow management across broadcast, production, and proAV environments, AJA is showing a comprehensive range of products in Hall 7. The company’s IP25-R Mini-Converter connects SMPTE ST 2110 networks with 4K SDI/HDMI infrastructures.
Accelerator Lead Keran Boyd was joined by Ian Wagdin (Appear), Peter Brightwell (BBC), Russel Trafford-Jones (Techex) and Willem Vermost (EBU) to discuss a new approach to Live Media Exchange.
Launching at IBC, Cleeng Pro claims to be the first-ever direct-to-consumer (D2C) subscription management platform that can be launched in under 60 minutes.
Synamedia is unveiling its Quortex Switch multi-CDN platform at IBC2025, as well as announcing a new partnership with Orange.
Video streaming software and service provider Accedo is showcasing Accedo Compose, a modular orchestration layer underpinned by AI agents that is due to be launched next year.
Abhishek Ranade, who heads the sports and media business in EMEA for Tata Communications, highlighted how there is a growing interest in tier two and emerging sports such as pickleball and slam ball, with significant monetisation potential as their popularity increases.
ABC is embedding artificial intelligence at the heart of its digital transformation strategy, Chief Digital and Information Officer Damian Cronan has told IBC. Staff have immersed themselves in the process, and it's even managed to provide journalists with story ideas.
Media cartographer Evan Shapiro has urged broadcasters to take their medicine and listen to the audience, in a keynote address at the IBC. He told Theresa Wise, Chief Executive, Royal Television Society, that mainstream media should learn and adapt, that "the audience is now in control."
