In 2021, the 36^th America’s Cup will set sail toward Auckland, New Zealand. Working together as circle-o Broadcast Productions, Austrian production company West4Media and German broadcast manufacturer Riedel Communications will jointly produce this major TV event.

A team of more than 300 technical staff and 39 cameras in situ in the stadium, 16 of which providing images exclusively for laSexta, 3 for Al Jazeera and ESPN, in addition to 6 mobile units guaranteed the very best quality coverage of the title-decider clash between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona on Saturday.

3xScreen Media is a central London-based studio that provides live and on-demand online video services for Agencies, Corporates, Events and Sports. This year, 3xScreen is exhibiting for the first time at Sportel Monaco – the international sports convention for television and new media, held at the Grimaldi Centre, Monaco 10-13 October 2011.

AVIWEST, a global provider of video contribution systems, today announced that Italian television production and services provider 3Zero2 TV has deployed 50 units of the company's DMNG PRO180-RA video uplink solutions to deliver live video transmissions for the Lega Pro football league coverage. The project was supported by Comsytec, AVIWEST's Italian distributor and system integrator. Featuring a portable design, AVIWEST's digital mobile newsgathering solution allows 3Zero2 TV to broadcast live HD video efficiently and cost-effectively over two bonded Ka-band satellite links.

Meydan City is the latest large-scale showcase project in the Arab Emirate of Dubai. Along with a marina, a five-star hotel complex – complete with international restaurants and an IMAX cinema – the Meydan Racecourse is one of the central pillars of the prestige project: a hippodrome with the finest modern amenities.

This weekend saw the successful staging of the 2015 CBA All-Star Weekend at the sold-out National Indoor Stadium (former Olympic Stadium) in Beijing. Infront Sports & Media provided full services including event operation, marketing, media production and broadcaster services. The 142:123 victory of the South Team over the North was followed by up to 18,000 spectators on site, as former NBA star Michael Beasley marked a record 59 point – making him the highest scorer in CBA All-Star history and Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the match.

Today, 4K 4Charity organizers announced that registration is open for the official run of the 2020 National Association Broadcasters (NAB) Show. In addition to the popular 4K (2.49-mile) route, this year’s run includes a new 8K (4.97-mile) course option. The run provides a healthy, fun activity for NAB attendees, supports non-profits focused on increased diversity and inclusion in the technology and media industries, and celebrates advancements in video technology, such as Ultra High Definition (UHD) 4K and 8K video. The 4K 4Charity kicks off at 7:00 a.m. US Pacific Daylight Time on Tuesday, April 21 in Sunset Park, Las Vegas. Supporters can register here to participate or select the “Choose 2 Snooze” option to donate from anywhere.

A new virtual version of the 4K 4Charity Fun Run traditionally held in collaboration with the NAB Show concluded this week, with sponsors and supporters raising over $21,000 in net donations for organizations that provide COVID-19 relief and non-profits focused on increasing diversity and inclusion in the tech industry. Today, 4K 4Charity Fun Run event organizers also confirmed the virtualization of the entire 2020 series of 4K and 8K runs, including those planned for the IBC Show in September, a community event in Portland, Oregon, and the SMPTE Annual Tech Conference in November.

With Oberstdorf, Innsbruck and Bischofshofen, Garmisch-Partenkirchen has for 59 years been one of the venues for the world famous Four Hills ski-jumping tournament. Traditionally the resort in Upper Bavaria hosts the event – one of the highlights of the winter sport's calendar – on the 1st January each year. In 2011, no fewer than 25,000 fans provided a motivating backdrop for the competitors.

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The Four Hills Tournament (German: Vierschanzentournee) is composed of four Ski Jumping World Cup events and has taken place in Germany and Austria each year since December 1952 and January 1953.

In its 62nd edition, the international 4-Hills-Tournament has lost nothing of its appeal. Ticket sales are at an all-time high and the field of athletes is evenly balanced, leaving the podium wide open for the prestigious event. The opening event of the 4-Hills-Tournament will take place on 29th December in Oberstdorf (GER), followed by the New Year's Day competition in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER). Two events in Austria complete the series, Innsbruck (4th January) and Bischofshofen (6th January).

Euro Media France’s HF teams were on the starting line in Paris to accompany the cyclists on the Riviera for a live broadcast of the famous Paris-Nice race. Scheduled on the worldwide UCI calendar, this cycling race in stages is the first of the year.

It’s now 7 years since the very first HD broadcast in Spain and the first stepping stone towards regular HD broadcasts of football matches. MEDIAPRO led the way with its very own HD outside broadcast van. The first match was a Copa del Rey game between Real Madrid and Eibar in January 2004 for the American World Sports network, which later became Rainbow.

As the state broadcaster of the host nation of the previous Asian Winter Games (Changchun 2007) and also the previous major OCA event, last November’s Asian Games in Guangzhou, CCTV have had plenty of re­cent experience broadcasting large events in Asia - and it is all coming in useful for their operation in Kazakhstan.