Meet us at IBC 2022

08 August 2022


The Pebble team is looking forward to seeing you at IBC 2022! You’ll find us in Hall 8 Stand B75. We will demonstrate our market-leading playout automation and integrated channel solutions and showcase our award-winning IP connection management tool, Pebble Control. If you’d like to chat about playout on the ground or in the cloud […]

The Pebble team is looking forward to seeing you at IBC 2022! You’ll find us in Hall 8 Stand B75. We will demonstrate our market-leading playout automation and integrated channel solutions and showcase our award-winning IP connection management tool, Pebble Control.

If you’d like to chat about playout on the ground or in the cloud (or a mixture of both), if you’re looking at solutions for IP connection management, or if you’d just like to catch up, we’d love that too!

Get in touch to book your appointment using the form below or email us at sales@pebble.tv

We’ll get back to you to fix a time and explore what you’d like to discuss.

We’re looking forward to seeing you there!








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