Bill Hayes
Bill Hayes is the former director of engineering and technology for Iowa PBS and has been at the forefront of broadcast TV technology for more than 40 years. He’s a former president of IEEE’s Broadcast Technology Society, is a Partnership Board Member of the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) and has contributed extensively to SMPTE and ATSC. He is a recipient of Future's 2021 Tech Leadership Award and SMPTE Fellow.
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Creating lasting impressions in a multichannel universe
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Don't discard those linear editors yet

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Some 40,000 years ago, some primitive peoples painted pictograms of meaningful events on the walls of caves, mostly found in Europe and Asia.
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The DTV transition has prompted new lingo at IPTV

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Be cognizant of IP's bandwidth limitations when evaluating systems

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Fight the urge to resist change when analyzing your workflow.

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Ensuring film-like quality in digital video
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Cable and satellite need to resolve active format description issues in broadcast streams.

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While attending the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, I stopped by the Dolby booth to see what was new.
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The Iowa Public Television network consists of nine full-powered transmitters and eight translators that effectively cover the entire state.
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I have been involved in automation projects since I first began working in broadcasting.
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This year, IPTV will begin final work on converting the studios and production facilities to HD, so I would like to say that I will spend most of my time looking at HD production equipment.
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Long before IPTV began broadcasting in high definition, we were actively involved in the acquisition of high-definition content.

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Understanding measurement criteria for services is more crucial than ever

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Effect on workflows just the beginning

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Can we be efficient and creative at the same time?
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I have been watching the rollout of XDCAM with great interest for the last few years as a logical next step for our move into non-tape based production.
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