As we reflect on the stories shaping the audio, music, broadcast and film technology sectors this month, one thing stands out: the continued resilience and creativity across the industry. Despite ongoing challenges for international businesses, new products are launching, partnerships are strengthening, and organisations are continuing to invest in people, ideas and innovation. Our lead story highlights how NAMM members came together in Washington to advocate for greater access to music education, reinforcing the industry’s collective commitment to supporting future talent and protecting the pipeline of skills that underpins its long-term growth.
Source: NAMM
- NAMM members gather in Washington to advocate for greater access to music education (NAMM)
- Set designer Misty Buckley reimagined the BRIT Awards with a dynamic multi-stage design (Wallpaper)
- Media industry leaders are calling for a global coalition to establish clear standards and governance for the responsible use of AI in media production (Televisual)
- The Book More Women initiative has restructured its leadership to strengthen its efforts tackling gender inequality in the live music industry (IQ Magazine).
- How food culture in the workplace can strengthen inclusion and belonging by bringing people together (HR Grapevine)
- Milano Cortina 2026 used AI, drones and advanced broadcast tech to create a more immersive viewing experience for Olympic audiences (International Olympic Committee)
- A new survey reveals that nearly three quarters if UK film and TV workers are considering leaving the industry (Screen Global Production)
- Richard, David and Ani from Interfacio reflect on a record-breaking ISE 2026 in Barcelona (Interfacio)
- Barco acquires Vervent Audio to strengthen its position in integrated audio solutions (Barco)
- Nine major trends shaping the future of work, including AI-augmented roles, skills-based hiring and more human-centred organisations (Harvard Business Review)
- Audiotonix has announced plans to acquire microphone and wireless audio specialists DPA Microphones, Wisycom, and Austrian Audio (Audiotonix)
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