David Austerberry
Latest articles by David Austerberry

Norway’s TV2 upgrades Studer audio facilities in Oslo newsroom
By David Austerberry published
Processing capabilty of OnAir 3000 console doubled with addition of SCore Live

Production Archives
By David Austerberry published
How much should you keep? The digital dilemma.

Field acquisition
By David Austerberry published
Much has changed in the processes of acquisition, as file-based cameras replace shooting to film and videotape. Files can be stored on any number of media

End of the line for the BNC?
By David Austerberry published
The EBU Network Technology Seminar looked at the rise of IP networking.

NBC uses workflow orchestration for online Games coverage
By David Austerberry published
Sony Media Backbone provides orchestration engine to power NBC Highlights Factory, delivering multiple formats across multiple platforms.

New technology helps directors meet the demands of sports
By David Austerberry published
While TV audiences may be migrating to online and mobile entertainment, one area where television excels is the live event, specifically sports. One of

2010 FIFA World Cup
By David Austerberry published
Every four years, football teams from 32 nations compete for the Fration Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup. This major sporting

Camera Developments
By David Austerberry published
Television cameras have added new features over the years at an orderly pace. Once CCD and CMOS sensors replaced tubes in video cameras, the developments

BroadcastAsia2010
By David Austerberry published
The BroadcastAsia2010 exhibition and conference takes place 15-18 June in Singapore. As broadcasters start to look at investing again, the conversion
DVB Project to show emergency warning system
By David Austerberry published
The consortium will demonstrate a system for DVB-T at BroadcastAsia2010.

Portuguese soccer club builds TV channel with VSN
By David Austerberry published
Benfica TV has commissioned a complete HD system consisting of news production, master control and digital archive.
Ericsson to acquire Technicolor's broadcast services division
By David Austerberry published
Telecoms and multimedia network systems giant strengthens broadcast services division to offer live to long-tail content delivery.
IPTC challenges media vendors to connect the dots on metadata
By David Austerberry published
trade body for news organizations delivers its metadata manifesto.

PlayBox launches broadcast systems group
By David Austerberry published
The division will complement systems integrators in the planning and integration of the PlayBox product range.

STN: the story of a Slovenian teleport
By David Austerberry published
A visit to Satellite Telecommunications Network (STN) is more like calling in on family friends rather than a big corporation. There is a good reason

Workflow automation
By David Austerberry published
The concept of broadcast automation was first developed for the control of robotic cart machines. Such machines as the Sony Betacart and LMS, Panasonic

Broadcasters and agencies should automate more of the workflow
By David Austerberry published
Harris promises solution to the multi-platform, non-linear world. New agency platform will streamline business management for customers on a global level.
Arkivum launches hosted content archive
By David Austerberry published
The LTO/LTFS system presents as a single file system on an appliance at the broadcaster's premises.
Tape archives are a hot topic
By David Austerberry published
As videotape reaches end of life, there is work in standards development for long-term archives.
Script metadata streamlines production
By David Austerberry published
The further integration of metadata into production processes eases repurposing to multiple formats.

Frame-accurate editing in the cloud
By David Austerberry published
Developments in coding and asset management deliver tablet-based editing to field reporters.
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