IBC

Now live: IBC has unveiled the Conference programme in its latest press release 🎉

Running from 11–13 September, the three-day programme brings together senior figures from Banijay, BBC Studios, CNN, FIFA, Globo, Google, ITV, Meta, Netflix, OBS, Snap, UEFA, Warner Bros. Discovery and YouTube.

Across the programme, speakers will address the practical deployment of , the changing economics of live sport, the growing influence of creators and brands, and the technical questions surrounding discovery, security and provenance.

Read the full press release and explore the newly announced programme: https://show.ibc.org/press-releases-1/ibc2026-conference-tackles-ai-action-live-sport-creator-disruption-trust-content

Explore the full programme and secure your IBC2026 Conference pass: https://show.ibc.org/ibc-pass-types

“You have to drop the fear of finding out.”

🌍 In a special four-part interview, IBC365 sits down with Media Cartographer Evan Shapiro.

From rapid growth to fragmenting viewer attention, the latest trends have left legacy media reeling. Turning away from traditional strategies, Shapiro dissects the creator-led successes that are making headway against new challenges from YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.

🔗 Watch the first part of the interview here:

IBC Revisited – Evan Shapiro on the future of TV – Part 1: Media Cartographer Evan Shapiro will present his latest findings on the Creator Economy at IBC2026, during two sessions on 12th September. To celebrate, IBC365 has released a special four-part interview with reporter Sarah Burbedge, shot during IBC2025, where they discuss the state and direction of ...