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This year’s NAB Show will have the makers of large-input production switchers talking about the ‘ultimate’ HD format
Software-based administration platforms help identify, allocate and execute projects in a way that makes the most financial sense
Several industry organizations are looking into ways to practically get bandwidth-hungry signals to the home
Most cable providers now see their fledgling Internet efforts as supplemental services to existing subscribers
Operators are deploying intelligent systems with a long list of automatic features to help their businesses grow and maintain profitability
This year’s NAB 2009 convention will be a balancing act between surviving the economy and purchasing new technologies.
Many predict attendance will be lower than last year, but that won’t keep the technology vendors from vying for the spotlight.
Last week the station used a Capital Area Transit public bus equipped with two multiview plasma screens to display its Channel 5 programming.
Not only will 3-D be a major theme of the 2009 show, but real-world products are also being introduced.
For the past two years, the company has been producing games with an SD truck
The fire began in a wheel well on Interstate 20 outside Longview, TX
The choice of systems and prices vary widely, depending on application and features
Remote control has been tried by the NFL and NHL before, but MLB has been taken it to a whole new level
The maturity of commodity IT technology to handle video data has made these systems attractive to stations focused on adding new channels
The concept is both simple and revolutionary: “What if we let online viewers program their own CNN newscast, focusing on the stories that matter most to them?”
Arena Media Networks is sharing revenue with the individual teams and displaying ads at their arenas and stadiums
Perhaps the most pivotal play during this year's Super Bowl XLVI Mario Manningham making the big catch along the sidelines was captured with a reverse
The new format can deliver images with 33 million pixels through 7680 horizontal lines and 4320 vertical lines, refresh rates of 120fps, as well as 22.2-channel sound.
Lobbying on both sides of the issue was intense, but the broadcasters appear to have lost.
At the Republican Convention, BSI will provide RF technology and services for the CBS News and PBS "NewsHour" broadcasts.
NewTek said the Tricaster 40 is the first system to offer such a full set of real-time video production capabilities for under $5000.
