The International Broadcasting Convention, better known as IBC, has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Dolby to Receive Broadcaster’s International Honor for Excellence The award will be presented Sept. 17 during the International Broadcasting Convention’s awards ceremony.

The research arm of Japanese public broadcaster NHK will receive the IBC (International Broadcasting Convention) International Honor for Excellence, which is the highest honor that the ...

Apple will be exhibiting at the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC), the “world’s largest electronic media event,” which runs Sept. 14-18 at the RAI Congress Centre in Amsterdam. The ...

AI and the cloud were central topics when 45,000 delegates gathered this week at the International Broadcasting Convention Cloud providers will be required by many firms to get the computing power ...

AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS / ACCESSWIRE / September 15, 2024 / United Media Services (UMS) participated in the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC), held in the Dutch capital of Amsterdam ...

At the BIO International Convention opening day on Monday in Boston’s Seaport neighborhood, some attendees expressed concern about the impact federal policies could have on the field. José Herrera, ...

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Global media and entertainment technology company Backlight announced that it is returning to the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) this month with many new ...

IBC (International Broadcasting Convention) has presented the IBC2022 International Honour for Excellence, IBC’s highest award, to the BBC in its 100th year. The trophy was presented in a special ...

OWC to Showcase Innovative Products for Media and Entertainment Industries at the International Broadcasting Convention in Amsterdam ...

Approximately 2,000 journalists and broadcasters from around the world will call the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center their work home from January through June next year. It’s the second ...

AN international convention on the use of broadcasting in the cause of peace was adopted at a Conference at Geneva on September 23 and signed by representatives of eighteen countries.