Citing "pent-up demand" for new equipment and the "fast emergence" of broadcast operations in the Middle East, organizers are hoping for 6,000 attendees to MEB 2005, a new Conference and Exposition of broadcast technology in Beirut, Lebanon. The event will take place in December and will include 120 exhibitors as wel

Hurricane Katrina has forced the National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) to move its 2006 trade show from New Orleans to Atlanta. Georgia World Congress Center will be the venue for The 2006 National Show, NCTA's 55tth Annual Convention and International Expo, April 9-11. The last time the associat

The new product is a comprehensive post-production media asset management system for local and remote media content access.

OmniBus Systems has opened a new office in Kuala Lumpur as part of its strategy to grow its business in the Asia Pacific region. The move is a response to demand for its products in the region, according to OmniBus.

In its announcement of fiscal year 2005 fourth quarter earnings , Harris reported revenue in its Broadcast Communications segment increases to $114.6 million compared to $89.1 million in the prior year quarter. Operating income increased from $3.9 million in the prior year quarter to $7.9 million in 2005. The announc

C4-Sports Technology Conference and Exposition has moved its annual event, scheduled for July 17-19, from the Mandalay Bay Convention Center to the Las Vegas Convention Center. Organizers of the event chose to move to accommodate exhibitor needs for more meeting room space and technology requirements. About 5,000 sp

The event will feature presentations examining the key elements of the mobile DTV system and the A/153 mobile standard.

SBE EAS Committee Chair Clay Freinwald and other SBE members offered the plan at the FCC EAS Summit Tuesday, where some panelists blasted FEMA for dragging its feet in mandating CAP, leaving broadcasters, vendors, and public safety officials hanging.