Sports broadcasters, leagues, and teams are looking to create dynamic, custom websites to satisfy the most ardent sports fan’s thirst for sports information. They want to create an online mecca where fans can get the latest news, statistics, highlights, events, and opinions—everything about their favorite sport. Until now, creating dynamic websites required the help of professional web designers.

Hailed as a success at IBC in Amsterdam this September, Vizrt and LiberoVision will demonstrate a sports analysis tool with unparalled speed – the Libero Playbook – at the Sportel convention in Monaco (Stand AO5). From October 10th  to 13th, LiberoVision will showcase its new Libero Playbook, an ultra-fast version of Libero Highlight, offering 3D game analysis in less than 60 seconds.

As the hockey world fixes its eyes on the final act of the NHL season - the Stanley Cup Final between the Boston Bruins and Vancouver Canucks - the Zürich-based sports analysis company LiberoVision plays an important role in illustrating to viewers the many why’s and how’s tied to player decisions.

Vizrt, a leading provider of production tools for the digital media industry, is working with sports media services company deltatre to deliver an end-to-end solution for producing rich data-integrated broadcast graphics. The new package is designed for broadcasters carrying live sporting action from Rio 2016 and will be available for them to rent through a dedicated Games rate cards.

VITEC, a worldwide leader in advanced video encoding and streaming solutions, today announced that Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California, successfully launched VITEC’s IPTV Sports Venue Solution. With comprehensive capabilities of VITEC’s EZ TV IPTV and Digital Signage Platform, each of the over 700 displays located throughout the concourse, concession stands, VIP clubs, suites, and lofts now offers fully customizable, dynamic digital signs, live TV channels, and low-latency streaming of any event.

VITEC, a worldwide leader in advanced video encoding and streaming solutions, will showcase its EZ TV IPTV and Digital Signage Sports Venue Platform at the Collegiate Sports Video Association (CSVA) Conference, May 15-18, at the Hyatt Regency in Atlanta. The CSVA Conference is the premier annual event to network with the top video coordinators in the industry, keep up to speed with the latest trends and technologies, and share ideas.

Vislink Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: VISL), global leader in live video production, is pleased to announce a further three-year contract with Dorna Sports, S.L., under which Vislink remains official RF systems supplier for video communications, including onboard systems, for MotoGP, the premier motorcycle racing circuit in the world.

When the Boston Red Sox began their 2011 Major League Baseball season with a weekend series opener against the New York Yankees on April 8th, the HD action was transmitted wirelessly to Fenway Park’s new outfield video boards with VISLINK News and Entertainment‘s LINK 6.5 GHz four-input HD wireless transmission and camera control system.

Timecode Systems, a pioneer in wireless technologies for sharing timecode and metadata, today announced its role in a new integrated wireless goal post camera solution for the NHL. The NHL project is a powerful collaboration, with GoPro providing the camera systems and Vislink providing the wireless video transport in a solution called HEROCast. Timecode Systems is providing the wireless timecode solution, and the complete integration was delivered in time for this season’s Stanley Cup playoffs.

Åre Torg (Åre Town Square) is the main square during the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2019. Those who have already been to the village of Åre must have seen the huge House of Switzerland in the middle of the square – a nice home for Swiss visitors and staff as well as all others who would like to enjoy the atmosphere of Åre 2019.

International Games Broadcast Services (IGBS), the host broadcaster of the 7th Asian Winter Games, has appointed NEP Visions to supply a broad range of outside broadcast equipment and technical crew for the event, to be held in Almaty and Astana, Kazakhstan from 30 January – 6 February 2011.

Key moments of sporting drama from the Rio 2016 Olympic Games will be shown in full and true 360-degree high-definition virtual reality (VR), offering an unprecedented and immersive view of the action. Using a compatible headset and their mobile phones, viewers will be transported right to the heart of the Olympic action , with coverage slated to include the opening and closing ceremonies, and one event per day. The live broadcasts will be offered via video-on-demand services provided by the various international rights holders, including NBC in the US. So far, 12 rights holders have taken up the VR offerings, with others still to confirm.

Back in January we noted the emergence of Virtual Reality (VR) as a serious alternative to the traditional and digital broadcast model for consuming sports. We concluded that this was an area that should be closely monitored, even though we thought it might be a few years before the technology presented itself as a viable alternative. While we were right concerning the first point, VR in sports might become a reality sooner than anticipated.

This month, some of Russia’s best eSports gamers descended upon Cyberspace, a new event venue located at Moscow Riviera shopping centre to play League of Legends RT CyberCup. There are lots more tournaments, competitions and events planned in the pipeline over the upcoming months.

The Viessmann FIBT Bobsleigh and Skeleton World Cup event in Altenberg, Germany, last weekend, saw the introduction of a new feature adding to the TV experience for viewers worldwide. Main sponsor and technology partner BMW has driven the research, technology and development of a 3D animation - providing a virtual bobsleigh ride through selected tracks of the FIBT World Cup to introduce their particular features.