Blackbird closes deal with OEM partner for 2026 Winter Olympics
Blackbird, developer of the popular cloud video platform and browser-based collaborative editor elevate․io, signs a contract with an OEM partner for use in the 2026 Winter Olympics.
This is the fifth time that the company participates in this international sporting event. At the Winter Games, Blackbird's cloud video editing platform will be used to edit and publish content of multiple live broadcasts, and the full editing package will be made available to rights holders around the world.
Ian McDonough, CEO of Blackbird, acknowledges being proud to participate "for the fifth time in this iconic international sporting event next year. Blackbird's proven track record at the pinnacle of live sports production positions us as a trusted partner for this task. Our selection demonstrates the strength of our technology and our fundamental role in live sports video production."
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