BCE Host broadcaster of the 2017 European Championships

July 5, 2017
11:05 am
European Championships

BCE has been selected as the host broadcaster for the 2017 LIEBHERR ITTF European Championships which will take place from the 13th to the 17th September 2017 in Luxembourg.

Taking place at the d’Coque the national sports and culture centre of Luxembourg the five days tournament will welcome players from across Europe.

BCE will cover 9 games starting in the quarter finals of the tournament with live streaming on RTL.lu and the final on RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg. The event will also be broadcasted on a global scale on Eurosport and other channels.

“With all the necessary outside broadcasting and production means BCE is able to ensure the perfect coverage of the tournament. But it is our added –value services which make the difference: BCE holds a content delivery network as well as a strong transcoding platform allowing worldwide streaming on any device or platform” concludes Xavier Thillen Head of Production at BCE.

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