Karl Paulsen

Karl Paulsen

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Karl Paulsen recently retired as a CTO and has regularly contributed to TV Tech on topics related to media, networking, workflow, cloud and systemization for the media and entertainment industry. He is a SMPTE Fellow with more than 50 years of engineering and managerial experience in commercial TV and radio broadcasting. For over 25 years he has written on featured topics in TV Tech magazine—penning the magazine’s “Storage and Media Technologies” and “Cloudspotter’s Journal” columns.

Latest articles by Karl Paulsen

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Prospective for Global Storage Networks

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Just how long will it be before the methods for moving media storage become synonymous with those of computer data storage in today’s global enterprises?

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Elements of the SAN

By Karl Paulsen published

The days in which new server installations in broadcast facilities consisting of a single dedicated array of storage are dwindling.

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Understanding Reliability In Media Server Systems

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SCSI'S 29th Anniversary Review

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This year SCSI, the industry-recognized naming acronym for "Small Computer Systems Interface" is 20 years young.

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Applying the Network Appliance

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Could the video file server evolve to become a video network appliance?

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Serving Up ITV, Part 1

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The Makeup of Digital Cinema Server Systems

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Designing a Workflow Specification

By Karl Paulsen published

Most standards are developed and ratified by standards development organizations.

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Data-Defined Storage

By Karl Paulsen published

One of the hotter topics in the professional broadcast world is the generational transition to IP technologies for video.

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