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Broadcast & Streaming · 2d ago · US

Gravity Media Delivers Live Vertical Feed for Meta Connect 2026

Gravity Media’s Creative and Managed Services team produced a dedicated live 9:16 vertical broadcast workflow for Meta Connect 2026. Meta asked for more than a reformatted version of the existing

Sports Video Group
Analytics & AI · 2d ago · AU, US

College Football All-22 Film Is Available for 100+ Teams, Finally

College football fans have long been starved for access to all-22 game film, silent clips of plays shot at high angles for coaches to study. “The lack of college all-22 film in 2026 is stupid and maddening,” ESPN commentator Kevin Clark wrote online this spring. Now, a feast arrives. Sports tech…

Sportico
M&A · 2d ago · Global

Fox buys Roku, eyes World Cup rights

November 10 - Fox Corporation has completed its $22 billion acquisition of streaming platform Roku, closing the deal ahead of its expected 2027 timeline.

Inside World Football
Broadcast & Streaming · 3d ago · US

Reinvigorated AES Show Nashville Debuts in Music City

In a new home, the show had its traditional focus on music production, but broadcast themes received significant emphasis The Audio Engineering Society (AES) celebrated a successful AES Show Nashville

Sports Video Group
M&A · 6d ago · Global

Fox Corporation closes quick acquisition of Roku

The following article "Fox Corporation closes quick acquisition of Roku" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. Fox Corporation has closed its $22 billion acquisition of Roku, broadening its streaming portfolio and providing another potential outlet for sports telecasts. The company reached a…

Sports Media Watch
Broadcast & Streaming · 6d ago · AU, US

NEP Adds IP-Based Flypack Production Kits in the U.S.

NEP Americas, part of NEP Group, has expanded its remote production offering with new IP-based flypack production kits deployed from the U.S. and available to customers worldwide. The kits run

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