Demand vs Supply provides a unique snapshot of the media and entertainment industry’s two largest trade shows, charting how customer needs are evolving, and how suppliers are responding.
The report explores how the market is responding to the needs of customers through key themes that shaped the conversation at IBC 2025: Agentic AI, AV Broadcast, and Data Driven Content.
The new IBC 2024: Demand vs Supply report evaluates how well the market is responding to the needs of customers in the media and entertainment industry.
How well is the market responding to the needs of the customer community? The second report in the Demand vs Supply series, the DPP has reported from IBC 2023.
During the pandemic there has been a near obsession with whether, when, and in what form NAB and IBC will take place. Why does this matter so much? Are they familiar markers in the calendar, or are they overblown, overpriced, ineffective and environmentally inappropriate?
Based on the conversations with the many contributors to this report at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the overall impression was that NAB in 2026 felt significantly quieter and more subdued than in previous years. This tallied with our own observations while walking around the show floors.
ISE is growing while broadcast shows are shrinking. Is AV Broadcast is now shaping the future of production? And what does this mean for Media and Entertainment industry?
At this special event, in partnership with Signiant, we hosted a breakfast alongside high quality networking and five short, sharp thought leadership sessions.
The State of Media Technology Security 2024 will investigate how industry suppliers and media companies are responding to the evolving threat landscape
The DPP's special pre IBC event provided a great breakfast, high quality networking and four short, sharp thought leadership sessions for senior leaders in Amsterdam this September
In The Truth About Standards, the DPP exposes what media companies really think about standards and standards bodies. Book a bespoke briefing to learn about what it all means for your organisation.
The industry continues to split discussions about technology and business practice, but this discourse needs to change, says DPP managing director Mark Harrison.
The DPP has announced today, in a dedicated DPP session at IBC, that UK broadcasters BBC, ITV and Channel 4 will move to file-based programme delivery from 1 October 2014.
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