The newest issue of Installation magazine, a leading business-to-business publication for the audio-visual sector in the United Kingdom, is now accessible. Content director Rob Lane has shared insights into the edition's focus, emphasizing current developments within the industry.
The publication explores a blurring of lines between the broadcast and professional audio-visual fields. It notes that technologies, operational methods, and specialized knowledge are increasingly transcending established divisions. This convergence is notably influenced by broadcast practices, including the adoption of IP-based systems, remote production capabilities, and software-driven workflows.
An overview of the upcoming IBC2026 event in Amsterdam is included, spotlighting emerging technologies and trends anticipated to be central topics of discussion. Furthermore, a feature article examines the advancement of wireless technology, moving beyond its traditional applications in microphones and communication systems toward integrated, centrally controlled infrastructure. The article also highlights how places of worship are implementing this wireless evolution, utilizing broadcast and streaming technologies to serve both in-person and remote audiences.
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