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International production labels across 11 countries and part of ITV PLC, which includes the UK’s biggest commercial broadcaster, sign new subscription deal to upgrade editing and storage...

International production labels across 11 countries and part of ITV PLC, which includes the UK’s biggest commercial broadcaster, sign new subscription deal...

UK’s biggest commercial broadcaster signs subscription deal to modernize news editing, storage and management workflows...

StockNews.com assumed coverage on shares of Avid Technology (NASDAQ:AVID – Free Report) in a research note published on Sunday. The firm issued a hold rating on the technology company’s stock. A number of other equities research analysts also recently commented on the company. Rosenblatt Securities dropped their price objective on Avid Technology from $28.00 to […]

UK’s biggest commercial broadcaster signs subscription deal to modernize news editing, storage and management workflowsBURLINGTON, Mass., Sept. 13, 2023 -- ITV has partnered with Avid® to...

Avid Technology updated its outlook on large trade shows in the media & entertainment industry by announcing its return to show floor exhibiting at the NAB Show and the NAMM Show in April, as well as the IBC Show in September, noting the improved pandemic conditions and the safe and effective execution of recent large trade shows. Across these events and others, the company will deliver debut demonstrations of software and integrated solutions that elevate the creativity and co...

BURLINGTON, Mass., Sept. 06, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Avid ® ( Nasdaq: AVID ) is today announcing the commercial availability of Avid | Stream IO ™, a new flexible subscription-based

Avid Launches Stream IO Subscription-based Ingest & Playout Platform for Next-Generation Media Production

Avid Prepares to Debut Next Wave of Media Tech Innovations in 2023 Trade Show Exhibitions. Avid Technology today updated its outlook on large trade shows in the media & entertainment industry by...

The world's biggest tech companies face unprecedented legal scrutiny under the EU's sweeping Digital Services Act.