Live From NAB 2025: Ross Video’s Jeff Moore on the company’s big sports announcements, including new Carbonite HyperMax https://lnkd.in/eq-__Qtd
SVG Europe
Radio and Television Broadcasting
London, Greater London 11,294 followers
Advancing the creation, production and distribution of broadcast and digital sports content
About us
Sports Video Group Europe is a member-led association, supporting the professional community in Europe that uses video, audio, and broadband technologies to produce and distribute sports content. Through SVG Europe, broadcasters, producers and OB companies, sports leagues, bodies and teams, and technology providers, learn from each other, sharing experiences that lead to advances both in the sports production and distribution process and in the overall consumer sports experience. Thanks to the support of our sponsors, SVG Europe publishes news, features and other digital content online and produces dedicated live events. This provides a knowledge resource for sports video professionals and facilitates a dialogue with manufacturers, suppliers and technology developers that will improve the quality and profitability of sports programming. SVG Europe is a subsidiary of the Sports Video Group, based in New York.
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- Radio and Television Broadcasting
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- 11-50 employees
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- London, Greater London
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- Nonprofit
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- 2011
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- outside broadcasting, live events, sports broadcasting, broadcast technology, sports television production, and OTT
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Updates
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NAB 2025: Grass Valley unveils cinematic look camera for live production https://lnkd.in/e-n-Q_3w
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Grass Valley promotes Jon Wilson to CEO as Louis Hernandez shifts to executive chairman role https://lnkd.in/ewc6bg3a
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The NAB Show kicked off on Saturday (5 April), and the SVG and SVG Europe editorial teams are busy bringing you the hottest stories from all over the Las Vegas Convention Center. You can keep track of the sports broadcasting-related releases in our blog: https://lnkd.in/eey_WKjU
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On the eve of NAB, Jon Wilson, president and COO at Grass Valley, chats with SVG Europe about the key trends impacting the sports broadcasting sector and how the company is helping its customers to meet key challenges around cost efficiencies and delivering quality content. He also shares some plans for NAB 2025.
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Football Summit 2025: Tools, techniques and teamwork helping to achieve cost-effective football coverage “It’s a recurring theme for second or third-tier sports that you require multi-skilled operators. Now you know that this is finding unicorns like that coming out of colleges and universities, but it is the path to cost-effective production for lower league football.” https://lnkd.in/eDjgM9_F
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Berend Blokzijl, director of sales for EMEA at Cobalt Digital, speaks to SVG Europe's Jo Ruddock about the evolution of the company, how it's meeting the needs of its extensive customer base, and what's new from the manufacturer, including things to look out for at NAB 2025.
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You can now watch recordings of the main conference sessions from Football Summit 2025, sponsored by EVS, without the need for registration. Alongside deep dives into UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, innovation at the DFL, and how Manchester City are champions both on the pitch and on the screen, technology session topics included AI and Specialist Cameras. Go here to watch: https://lnkd.in/eaDXaicx
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“If you don’t have the highest quality data, it’s hard to think about sustainability, because everything is just a guess” FIS’ Susanna Sieff on staying cool in the face of a changing planet Read more: https://lnkd.in/epDrN2VS
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Momentum Broadcast and Carr-Hughes Productions appointed host broadcaster for Grand Slam Track Series https://lnkd.in/ea79ZUbv