- Qparts renewed its image and opened a specialized store
Colombia. In December 2023, the Qparts company celebrated its 15 years in the market. That commemoration was the starting point for a growth plan that included a change of image, the opening of a specialized store and new brands in its portfolio.
- Medellín and Smartfilms will train in audiovisual production
Colombia. The District Administration of Medellín joined the Smartfilms film festival made with cell phones, to train 4,000 young people and adults in digital skills related to audiovisual production through cell phones, providing them with tools to undertake in the local market and improve the standard of living of their communities.
- Andicom closed with reflections on the future of AI and robotics
Colombia. Manuel Martínez Niño, Executive President of CINTEL, bid farewell to ANDICOM 2024, announcing a great celebration with many surprises for the 40th version of ANDICOM, the most important technological and business congress in Colombia and Latin America.
- BVS and ARRI unveiled the new SkyPanel X
Argentina. BVS together with ARRI, successfully culminated the exclusive Partner Day, where the ARRI SkyPanel X, the latest innovation in high-end LED lighting, was officially presented.
- Merlin prepares strong agenda for Latam visitors at IBC
IBCs. IBC2024 will be held this year from September 13 to 16 as is classic at the RAI in the city of Amsterdam, being an event that is generating many expectations for the industry and where it will be the place chosen by many companies to make their new launches to the market.
- AEQ to expand its IBC product portfolio
IBCs. The Spanish company AEQ will once again attend the IBC to show its solutions: AoIP DANTE, Intercom, Multiconference, audio transport and reportage. The conference will feature:
- They warn of a setback if the IFT is eliminated
Mexico. The initiative to extinguish the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) and the implementation of a model in which its powers would remain in the hands of the Federal Executive could result in an institutional regression that would place the sector not only before the Constitutional Reform of 2013, but before 1996, a time in which a...
- On its centenary, La Vorágine will be a series on public TV
Colombia. The cultural and geographical diversity of Colombia, embodied in one of its most important literary works, will reach the world's screens, with a production of the highest quality.
- Simplemente implemented Brompton in virtual production studio
Mexico. Simplemente has one of the pioneering virtual production studios in Mexico, which allows the making of accessible and state-of-the-art films for projects of any size. The company has just celebrated the first anniversary of its avant-garde LED stage located in the historic Churubusco Studios.
- Sand uses Blackmagic to create content in Brazil
Brazil. The Brazilian production company Sand relies on a comprehensive work dynamic based on Blackmagic devices, which it uses to broadcast over the Internet and create content about some of the most important concerts, festivals and events in the country.
- Intellectual property rights fund will be established
Mexico. To drive innovation and growth in the media space in Mexico, IFC is evaluating with Lemon Studios, a leading film and television production studio in the country, the establishment of the first investment vehicle in intellectual property rights in Mexico and Latin America.
- Harmonic supports Globo in transition from Playout to the cloud
Brazil. Globo is migrating its playback workflow to the cloud with Harmonic. As an end-to-end solution with one channel playback, advanced branding, transcoding and delivery capabilities, VOS cloud-native media software enables Globo to launch linear playback channels faster, increase its workflow efficiency and reduce expenses.
- TVyVideo will hold its Meet and Greet and Joy Party at IBC
IBCs. Every year during September, Amsterdam hosts one of the most important fairs in the broadcast industry, IBC Show, which this year will be held from the 13th to the 16th. TVyVideo+Radio will have an important participation this year with different activities for Latinos who attend the fair.
- RCN trusts Zixi with content distribution
Colombia. The RCN Channel has implemented Zixi to distribute its premium content to affiliates throughout the United States. RCN has seen a significant increase in demand from the United States, as interest in Spanish-language content grows.
- Avicom and Enensys promote TV 3.0 in Brazil
Brazil. Avicom and its strategic partner Enensys Technologies, announced the availability of a complete set of solutions to implement TV 3.0.
- TVyVideo+Radio celebrates its 30th anniversary
For three decades, TVyVideo+Radio magazine has been following the evolution of the broadcast industry in Latin America. The celebration will be throughout the year and the protagonists will be you, our friends in the industry. Richard Santa
- 5G and its content distribution potential
5G technology is very attractive to broadcasters for many reasons. She enjoys broad, arguably global, support from both industry and policymakers. IEEE, Carlos Pantsios Markhauser
- Canal RCN renews news automation
The Colombian channel is moving towards a new era in news production with Sony's ELC automation system. Sony
- Applying Internet Streaming Solution
Learn about the recommendations for installing an Internet streaming solution with program delivery, in this case, through Audiocodecs AEQ Phoenix AEQ
- Analysis of streaming in Latam in 2023
We present the results of the study on the streaming content landscape in Latin America and the United States in 2023. PlumResearch
- UHDTV and its implementation
Why isn't UHDTV yet part of the current television production infrastructure? By: IEEE, PhD Carlos Pantsios
- Contents: Free-to-air TV vs. Free-to-Air TV Digital
Despite the growing offer and preference for streaming platforms, traditional linear television continues to be an essential part of people's lives in Mexico. Ernesto Piedras*
- Promotion of digital TV
Although the analog switch-off in Latin America is behind schedule initially, governments are looking to speed up the process. Richard Santa