Warner Bros. Discovery to split into two companies
Warner Bros. Discovery is to split into two publicly traded companies, separating its cable TV networks from its studios and streaming businesses.
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BFI publishes AI recommendations for UK screen sector
The British Film Institute has published a report setting out key recommendations for the UK screen sector to capitalise on AI opportunities.
Enterprise video boom creates “huge opportunity” for AV vendors - report
The rapid growth of companies producing video content in-house is fuelling major opportunities for vendors of professional cameras, production tools, software and services, according to a new report from Futuresource Consulting and Platform Communications.
BBC begins low-latency streaming trial on iPlayer
The BBC has begun the first phase of a trial of low-latency live streaming on BBC iPlayer.
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Amazon names Nicole Clemens as Head of International Originals
Nicole Clemens has been appointed as Head of International Originals for Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios.
Webinar: Reimagining playout – building a tech stack that prioritises service agility
On Wednesday, 25th June, join IBC365 and sponsored Arqiva to explore the future of Playout.
Indie partnership to bring next-gen immersive storytelling to London’s Science Museum
Indie content distributor Underground Slate has partnered with audio tech specialist d&b group to secure a six-month residency at the Science Museum’s Immersive Technology Experience Centre in London.
Pinewood Studios names Lisa Firetto as General Manager
Pinewood Group has appointed Lisa Firetto as General Manager of the Pinewood Studios site in Buckinghamshire.
UK government to begin search for new Ofcom chair
The government is to begin recruiting a replacement for Ofcom chair Lord Grade who is preparing to leave the job in April next year, according to a Sky News report.
Olympic Broadcasting Services launches training initiative for female camera operators
Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) is to hold a second round of its Framing the Future programme, which aims to increase the number of women in technical broadcast roles, for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.
