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Gravity Media will be attending IBC again this year – this time with four brands to show off: Chief Entertainment, Gearhouse Broadcast, HyperActive Broadcast and Input Media. Come and see us on Stand 10.B39.
ASAP – the long-running Philippine musical variety show – returned to San Francisco to mark the 25th anniversary of The Filipino Channel. Gearhouse Broadcast USA helped get the show on the road.
A team from Gearhouse Broadcast France was recently onsite at the Stade Mohammed V in Casablanca for the 2019–20 Arab Club Champions Cup.
Deal creates premier provider of live and fast-turnaround programming with studios and post-production facilities
Formula 1 returns this weekend after its four-week summer break, with the teams gathering at Spa-Francorchamps to contest the Belgium Grand Prix. Spa signals the start of a hectic run of nine races in just 14 weeks, culminating with the season finale in Abu Dhabi on 1 December.
Last week saw Gravity Media’s debut at Gamescom 2019, the premier event for anyone who’s in the exciting gaming and eSports world.
The 2019 US Open is now firmly underway, with a number of seeds already falling in a tumultuous first round.
As videotapes have become increasingly obsolete, it has become important for federations, rights holders and broadcasters to modernise their video archive and preserve their history, allowing it to be accessed and enjoyed by future generations.
Over 500 hours of recorded media has been captured for the next series of ITV’s Ibiza Weekender – a reality show that offers a weekly look at the life of reps working in Ibiza and how they interact with their guests.
Following the success of Amazon Prime Original series All or Nothing: Manchester City, the latest outing in the series sees the crew following the Brazilian football team on their journey through the Copa América 2019.
The UEFA Super Cup is an annual football match contested by the reigning champions of the two main European club competitions: the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Europa League.
With just over two years to go until the 2022 FIFA World Cup kicks off in Qatar, plenty of work is being done to equip the host stadiums with the infrastructure to accommodate such a large-scale and high-profile event.
