IBC2023 welcomes media, entertainment and technology industries
IBC2023: Tim Richards, Chairman of IBC, welcomed the media, entertainment and technology industries to Amsterdam for IBC2023. He highlighted the key themes of transformative technologies, shifting business models and people and purpose guiding the show, as well as some of the must-do events at the show.
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