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Euro Media Group goes to South Africa!
On the occasion of the 19th Football World Cup which will take place from 11th June to 11th July 2010, Euro Media group, a leading European provider of audio-visual services, is going to South Africa.
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The IBC for the FIFA World Cup 2010
HBS (Host Broadcast Services) has been appointed by FIFA to be the Host Broadcaster for the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup and the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa as well as the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ in Brazil and to oversee the host broadcast of Other FIFA Events (OFEs). HBS was previously the Host Broadcaster of the 2002 and 2006 FIFA World Cups™.HBS' responsibilities at the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ include Production, Broadcast Venue Operations, and the construction, management and dismantling of the International Broadcast Centre (IBC).
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ITV at the FIFA World Cup 2010
The jewel in ITV’s FIFA World Cup™ coverage provides a perfect example of the efficient collaboration process between FIFA, HBS and the broadcast community. When HBS offered broadcasters the opportunity to book a dedicated outside presentation studio, ITV saw the huge potential in their eventual location.
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MEDIA BROADCAST is Broadcasting the African Football Tournament
MEDIA BROADCAST is broadcasting the African football tournament - 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ - to the whole world.For the 2010 World Cup, MEDIA BROADCAST, together with local partners, is realising the TV broadcasts in South Africa and is also sending some of these broadcasts to other countries. To do this, all the matches in South Africa are being transmitted to the International Broadcast Centre (IBC) over one of the advanced IP platforms planned and realised by MEDIA BROADCAST
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Opening Match Welcome from FIFA TV
There have been many improvements between the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ and the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ but one change has perhaps benefitted broadcasters more than any other and that is the move of the FIFA TV office to within the IBC.
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RAI at FIFA World Cup 2010
South Africa is giving the world a lot this summer by hosting the FIFA World Cup™, but Italian broadcaster RAI is doing its bit to redress the balance by actually employing more locally sourced labour than full-time RAI employees. “Our logistical operation was handled by an Italian company with experience and links in South Africa. We have hired 150 local staff, alongside 140 of our own employees, and they have done far more than just help us move our equipment from one location to another,” explained Head of Technicians Massimo Recupito.
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CCTV at FIFA World Cup 2010
The FIFA World Cup™ offers different challenges to every nation. For CCTV it is the time difference. Prime time games, including the FIFA World Cup™ Final, will kick off at 02:30 Beijing time – but the Chinese broadcaster have a plan that will ensure their audience will not miss a moment of the action.
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RTP at the FIFA World Cup 2010
The FIFA World Cup™ always throws up a group that is a nightmare scenario for the national team coaches involved, the famous “Group of Death”. The paradox is, however, that while Portugal’s placement in Group G with Brazil is a headache for coach Carlos Queiroz it is a dream for broadcasters RTP – providing a direct head-to-head clash between the two nations on which they place the biggest emphasis.
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SBS Korea at the FIFA World Cup 2010
As the only 2010 FIFA World Cup™ broadcaster for the Korean Republic, SBS’s Deputy Chief Engineer, Taeyoug Kwon hopes for big things from the event. “At the Olympic Games in Vancouver,” Kwon says, “we had 50% of the Korean public as viewers – we expect more for this event.”
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Telefe at the FIFA World Cup 2010
A consortium of nine broadcast stations across Argentina, Telefe is one of two rights holders representing the two time FIFA World Cup™ winners. Operating two ENG crews – one mainly based at the national team’s training camp and the other following La Biceleste during the build-up to Argentina games – Telefe are hoping to offer total coverage to the viewers back home.
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Amazing Judo World Cup in Lisbon with wTVision
2006 was the last time Portugal hosted a Judo World Cup stage in their country. In June 2010 Lisbon Judo fans had free access to Campo Pequeno Arena and had the opportunity to watch the best male athletes in the world.
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RTS at the FIFA WC 2010
Each FIFA World Cup™ brings new developments and innovations in the broadcast industry, and for Serbia’s public broadcaster RTS the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ will offer the chance to utilise SmartJog technology to aid their transmissions.
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TV Aztecas at the FIFA World Cup 2010
As one of the first Media Rights Licensees to arrive at the IBC, TV Azteca were clearly eager to get involved in the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. Picking up the keys to their unit on May 10 – a full 32 days before the tournament kicks off – the Mexican broadcasters have been able to quickly set up their facility and familiarise themselves with the IBC in plenty of time before the action begins.
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Danmon Systems Group builds MCR system for Scandinavian coverage of the World Cup football tournament in South Africa
Danmon Systems Group (DSG) has completed and delivered a pre-built Master Control Room system in flyaway cases for use at the World Cup football series in South Africa which commenced on June 11. The system was designed and produced for TV 2|DANMARK which has undertaken to operate the shared MCR setup on behalf of Scandinavian broadcasters during the tournament.
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JC-OPS at the FIFA World Cup 2010
One of the hardest challenges facing a broadcaster at an event like the FIFA World Cup™ is the organisation and logistics. Fortunately for the members of Japan Consortium-Operations (JC-OPS) all that hard work is done on their behalf. Comprised of one national broadcaster – NHK – and five commercial networks, as well as 76 commercial radio broadcasters, JC-OPS purchased the rights for the tournament from FIFA and then distributed them amongst their members.
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