IBC2026 Review: No more money, AI meh, and Trump in Ireland
IBC2026 was the year broadcast rolled up its sleeves and embraced change, despite not knowing what that change looked like
Neal Romanek
A resource guide for climate storytellers – and that means you
If you’re a creative, you need to be able to talk about climate realities honestly and convincingly. Here are a few expert resources to get…
The June heatwave showed productions are unprepared for the temperature rises ahead
The hottest European June on record killed 10,000 people. How will productions – and their crews – cope as temperatures continue to rise?
Are the UK creative industries in the clutches of “superpower suicide”?
The sale of ITV to Comcast is just the latest example of the UK going out of its way to get rid of one of…
From roadblocks to rhinos: Turning on-set skills into real world security
When Hermann Binek isn’t protecting global productions his NGO Alpha Aid brings security expertise to underserved communities
Stephen Colbert’s final week was a tipping point – welcome to broadcast’s Year Zero
The end of Late Night, and the launch of Colbert’s own channel may mark a tipping point
The Onion finally gets its hands on infamous misinformation outlet Infowars
The satirical news site has been allowed to lease conspiracy brand Infowars with comedian Tim Heidecker as creative director
OpenAI’s Sora closes shop after making a million dollars; UK government tiptoes around AI regulation
OpenAI abandons its video creation product Sora, and the UK sticks with status quo for AI regulation – for now
Redflag offers companies of all sizes an AI-boosted search and destroy for pirated content
RedFlag AI’s fast web search and fast takedown for stolen content works for everyone from big sports broadcasters to small publishers
Film (and VHS and Hi8 and MiniDV) is forever at the BSC Expo
Old image capture formats showed off as a new, cutting edge option for filmmakers at the BSC Expo in London
IBC2026 Review: No more money, AI meh, and Trump in Ireland
IBC2026 was the year broadcast rolled up its sleeves and embraced change, despite not knowing what that change looked like
A resource guide for climate storytellers – and that means you
If you’re a creative, you need to be able to talk about climate realities honestly and convincingly. Here are a few expert resources to get…
The June heatwave showed productions are unprepared for the temperature rises ahead
The hottest European June on record killed 10,000 people. How will productions – and their crews – cope as temperatures continue to rise?
Are the UK creative industries in the clutches of “superpower suicide”?
The sale of ITV to Comcast is just the latest example of the UK going out of its way to get rid of one of…
From roadblocks to rhinos: Turning on-set skills into real world security
When Hermann Binek isn’t protecting global productions his NGO Alpha Aid brings security expertise to underserved communities
Stephen Colbert’s final week was a tipping point – welcome to broadcast’s Year Zero
The end of Late Night, and the launch of Colbert’s own channel may mark a tipping point
The Onion finally gets its hands on infamous misinformation outlet Infowars
The satirical news site has been allowed to lease conspiracy brand Infowars with comedian Tim Heidecker as creative director
OpenAI’s Sora closes shop after making a million dollars; UK government tiptoes around AI regulation
OpenAI abandons its video creation product Sora, and the UK sticks with status quo for AI regulation – for now
Redflag offers companies of all sizes an AI-boosted search and destroy for pirated content
RedFlag AI’s fast web search and fast takedown for stolen content works for everyone from big sports broadcasters to small publishers
Film (and VHS and Hi8 and MiniDV) is forever at the BSC Expo
Old image capture formats showed off as a new, cutting edge option for filmmakers at the BSC Expo in London
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