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TRUE Systems microphone preamplifiers will complement Sennheiser and Neumann products.
The broadcast and streaming sessions will focus on new loudness initiatives, stream formats and facility design.
The commission’s Second Memorandum Opinion and Order includes reserved channels for RF mics while enabling unlicensed TV band devices.
The CBS O&O has leveraged the 700MHz vacate order to expand wireless coverage from the studio to the newsroom and beyond.
The APx515 production test audio analyzer software adds improvements for existing APx users.
The maker of iPhone audio and video editing software will match freelancers with media companies.
The Asian private broadcaster has selected Stagetec consoles along with the NEXUS audio network.
Julius Genachowski announced his support of a free and open Internet in line with the principles of ‘net neutrality’ in his first major policy address.
Wide-ranging technical sessions cover broadcast audio from input to output in the context of today’s media requirements.
Company founder Tommy McCoy discusses how his cleaner/disinfectant can eliminate the hygiene hazards of shared microphones.
The new ZDF news studio features dual Lawo mc²90 consoles as the audio centerpiece in the integrated video environment.
Online initiatives are adding transparency through new Web sites and social media initiatives.
The awards ceremony for excellence in audio will be Oct. 10 at the AES Convention in New York.
The Nashville, TN, music products show reported lower attendance and fewer exhibits.
The new APx audio analyzer option delivers full 24-bit resolution to improve design process for Class D amps and other next-generation audio devices.
The new technology uses a wireless headset to enable hands-free control of the Jedi Mouse, signaling the onset of a new, all-access era in computer functionality.
Sennheiser and Shure see the FCC as committed to ongoing protection for professional wireless systems.
The clear trend among manufacturers is toward providing broadcasters with advanced loudness-control products.
The new AERO.mobile processor delivers intelligibility and loudness control for DTV on mobile devices.
Increased attendance suggests that the broadcast industry is on the road to recovery, while keynote speakers suggested ways to stay on that path.
The fourth-generation digital RF systems from Line 6 boast superb audio specs, 12 simultaneous channels and license-free operation.
JK Audio’s BlueSet system allows technical personnel to go mobile and stay on intercom by using standard Bluetooth headsets.
Wireless manufacturers have extended trade-in/upgrade rebates beyond the June 12 FCC deadline.
