We are releasing a particularly ambitious new issue.

Read the full issue here: https://issuu.com/daromedia/docs/tm_broadcast_international_151_march_2026

On the one hand, we take an in-depth look at the BBC’s technological roadmap for newsroom transformation, with insights from Morwen Williams, Director of Media Operations.

We also spoke with Gianluca Latini, Head of the TV Production Centre in Milan at RAI, to understand how the broadcaster approached the production of the Olympic Games, and what lessons this experience offers for the future of large-scale event production.

In Industry Voices, Karen Chupka, VP of Global Connections and Events at NAB, highlights the growing weight of artificial intelligence: “This year, the Show will feature roughly twice as many AI-focused exhibitors as last year.”

We also feature Jason Kornweiss, Senior Vice President, Senior Vice President, Advisory Services, Diversified, who shares a key insight into the current transformation of the industry: “Every space is now a point of origination for live content.” With him, we explore some of the key takeaways on broadcast–AV convergence.

Below, a summary of contents:

• ANALYSIS | The dilemmas of Artificial Intelligence from a copyright perspective
• The BBC’s roadmap for a digital-first newsroom
• RAI Milan: the technical heart of Italy’s Olympic coverage
• INDUSTRY VOICES | Karen Chupka, VP of Global Connections and Events at NAB
• Diversified on broadcast-AV convergence