Neil Maycock

Broadcast automation has been with us for many years now, and it has evolved rapidly. Many broadcasters are now on their second or third generation of

The days when routers were little more than an electronic jackfield have long gone. Today's systems offer built-in A-to-D/D-to-A and digital format conversions

As facilities move forward, there are several more changes through which the industry must transition

Processing and management of more content has broadcasters considering new workflows.

The changing nature of media consumption has transformed the broadcast business model. Broadcasters are delivering a proliferation of media-related services

Networks are being used for the distribution of video, and there are technologies that can allow us to provide an equivalent solution to the crosspoint router for video with a network