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The ninth FIFA Women’s World Cup kicks off today in Australia and New Zealand to an anticipated global audience of 2 billion. Blackbird will be used to edit and publish clips and highlights for the duration of the tournament.

Founded in 1860, The Open is the oldest and most prestigious golf tournament in the world. Starting on Sunday 16th July, Blackbird will be used for the 7th year in a row to edit and publish content from this historic championship.

Blackbird’s new Support Channel and Knowledge Base Portal uses AI tools to ensure fast resolution of User queries and an enhanced User experience.

Blackbird’s release of complex multi-channel audio publishing is driven by demand for high quality multi-language output in news and sport.

Blackbird will be used over the next two weeks to edit the Wimbledon Championships 2023. Routinely used in the most iconic sporting events around the world, Blackbird is used in all four Grand Slams.

After this year’s AGM on Monday 19th June, R&D Director Stephen Streater showed a pre-release version of Blackbird’s technology test environment, codenamed Flex.

“Change is coming” says Blackbird CEO Ian McDonough as TVB Europe reports on the Media Tech Sustainability Summit 2023.

Chairman’s Annual General Meeting Statement issued to the market at 7am on 19th June 2023.

All resolutions at the Blackbird AGM were passed.