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Beyond the majors, streaming connects lesser-known hockey leagues to the fan base

Legislative television service The FLORIDA Channel has purchased three Z-HD5000 HDTV cameras from Hitachi Kokusai to enable high-quality video acquisition for its studio productions.

Students at Radford University’s School of Communications are getting hands on production experience with a batch of Z-HD5000 cameras from Hitachi.

The University of Virginia Cavaliers compete across 25 NCAA Division I sports, but until recently, our live video productions were seen exclusively on large video boards within our own venues, engaging fans under our “Hoo Vision” brand.

The University of Massachusetts Lowell must have gave high grades to the Hitachi Z-HD5000.

In order to stream 30 of its men’s and women’s NCAA Division I basketball games over ESPN3—the online streaming service of ESPN—the athletics department at New York’s Binghamton University deployed four Z-HD5000 cameras from Hitachi Kokusai Electric America Ltd.

Hitachi’s roster of studio and field production cameras has now added the Z-HD550 HDTV camera.

Jordan Radio and Television, the Jordanian state broadcaster, has a new set of wheels.

Hitachi’s SK-UHD4000 4K camera has landed on the island of Oahu as Brigham Young University-Hawaii has added four studio and field cameras to its Media Production Center.

The New England School of Communications (NESCom) at Husson University is stocking up on some new school supplies, recently acquiring three Z-HD6000 HDTV cameras from Hitachi.

Hitachi offers a range of cameras that cover a number of different resolutions, and they are highlighting a number of them currently at SMPTE 2016.

Hitachi and the New World Symphony orchestral academy are teaming up to play beautiful music together in 4K.

When Four Village Studio (4VS), a government access television studio based in Floral Park, N.Y., began its upgrade to HD production capabilities, it made the decision to acquire four Z-HD5000 HDTV cameras from Hitachi.

After nearly 75 years of serving its congregation, Grace Church of Wooster, Ohio sought to add a video element to its services.

FlipTV Mobile is a television production service provider based in the Washington, D.C. area.

Water of Life Community Church, a non-denominational church based in Fontana, Calif., recently expanded with a new facility and equipped it with four Hitachi Z-HD5000 HDTV cameras.

San Diego’s KUSI-TV has picked up five new cameras from Hitachi Kokusai to support its live news productions.