David Austerberry has 30 years experience in the television and radio industry; 10 years as project engineer at BBC; 15 years in product marketing for the broadcast manufacturing sector with Abekas-Cox, Vistek and Pro-Bel. Two books; Technology of Audio & Video Streaming and Digital Asset Management (Focal Press). Co-owner of television-production skills training company, Informed Sauce.
He previously offered technical support to Camera Corps at World Cup and Winter Olympics events.
The first Consumer Electronics Show I attended was the third or fourth one they ran—sorry, I don’t remember exactly—back in 1969 or 1970. It was in Chicago in late spring. My cousin was a magazine publisher out of New York and I skipped school to schlep boxes for him and pull booth duty, handing out books and subscript
Attenborough is being honored for his remarkable career in television and, in particular, natural history.
Nestled along the western edge of Penobscot Bay is a haven for photographers, filmmakers and other storytellers: Rockport, Maine. Rockport is the home of not only Rockport College but its predecessors, the Maine Photographic Workshops and the International Film and Television Workshops.
David Cox has been appointed key accounts manager teleprompting specialist for Autoscript, the company said. Cox brings more than 22 years of experience to his new role, having represented several other Vitec Group brands, including Anton/Bauer, ...
SD eyesore Dear editor: On its Web site, NBC Sports provides TV viewers with an e-mail address (feedback@nbcsports.com) for feedback, but the e-mail inbox
With all the media noise recently generated over Google's predicted Gphone, you'd think all other technology was blas. The press gave the impression that
David Austerberry, Broadcast Engineering Online Editor, talks with David McClure, VP of Development, MTI Film about Cortex, a family of products for software capture, management and delivery of digital ...