Broadcast Management Group’s Entertainment Division has extensive experience producing large-scale multi-camera broadcasts.
SXSW is one of the top festivals in the US each year.
If you work in the media industry or tech sector, chances are you circle the dates for SXSW in your calendar every year.
Head on over to Twitter (sxsw.twitter.com) at 12:00pm CST from Friday, 3/10 through Sunday, 3/12 for “The Mashable Show” live from SXSW.
If you follow Broadcast Management Group on social media or read our blog (its really good, I promise!), you’ll know that we’ve been following the changing landscape of broadcast television very closely. We do so for a few reasons. First, because it continues to be a fascinating journey. Seeing the dynamics of broadcast television change before our eyes – in a relatively short amount of time – has been fun to watch. Second, as a live video production company, we’ve seen this transition have an impact on our business. We’ve seen an increased demand for producing content live to the web – not live to network television. Instead of booking satellite trucks, we’re working to secure dedicated internet drops and bringing in web encoders. As the industry changes, we’ve had to adapt and change with it. But the industry isn’t done changing. This is evident by Twitter's recent acquisition of the streaming rights for 'Thursday Night Football.' (more…)
Once again, America tuned in to watch the biggest faces in music come together for the 58th Grammy Awards.
The 58th Grammy's will take place this Monday, February 15, 2016 at 8:00pm EST.
The reason the Super Bowl is regularly the most watched program in any given year is because every second of the broadcast is entertaining. From the game to the halftime show to the commercials themselves. For viewers who aren’t football fans, the commercials are often the main reason for tuning in.
Super Bowl: Episode 50 aired this past Sunday on CBS featuring the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers. There were a lot of great story lines going into the big game. Will SB50 be Peyton Manning’s last game? Will Cam Newton win his first Super Bowl? How many times will Jim Nantz say “dab”?
You may have heard that Yahoo recently decided to get its feet wet and venture into the wide world of sports by streaming this past Sunday’s NFL game between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Buffalo Bills.