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More productions are looking to wireless connectivity and the cloud.

Sigma Corporation of America, a leading still photo and cinema lens, camera, flash and accessory manufacturer, today announced availability of three of its interchangeable Art prime lenses for Sony E-mount camera systems

“Video the way the creator intended”

Streamlined divisions to report in to Keith LeGoy, president of worldwide distribution, Sony Pictures Entertainment

Sigma Corporation of America, a leading still photo and cinema lens, camera, flash and accessory manufacturer, today announced availability of five of its interchangeable Art prime lenses for Sony E-mount camera systems

Boston’s PBS station relies on a hybrid system to manage decades of legacy content

Yoshida was Sony's chief financial officer in the turnaround days of the last five years, so he comes with a keen eye on the ledger, but not necessarily an eye for the kind of innovative technology that is Sony's legacy.

We asked the NAB's Chris Brown for insights

Designed to address 4K and HD needs for HDR content

Sony’s Venice, its next-generation CineAlta motion picture camera, begins shipping to customers this month.

Sony CEO Kaz Hirai has announced his intention to step down as of April 1

TNDV: Television has added a new tool to its Exclamation 53-foot double-expando 3G/4K mobile truck with the purchase of multiple Sony HDC-4300 cameras.

Sony president and CEO Kaz Hirai instead spent the majority of his unusually brief CES presentation on the future of video processing, video imaging sensors, voice assistant ecosystem, and the combined disruptive potential of AI and robotics.

The Pearl TV consortium of eight major television station groups is working with Sony Electronics on a new on-screen television program guide designed to respond to viewer voice commands, among other methods, for next-gen ATSC 3.0 televisions and companion devices.

As teams got closer to the end zone, ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” broadcasts would often bring viewers closer to the action with goal-line close-ups.

Sony Professional Solutions Americas (PSA) has announced the formation of Sony Media Solutions, which combines many of the company’s technology resources designed to help media customers maximize, and monetize, content distribution, as well as drive efficiencies at every stage of the media production lifecycle—from content acquisition to distribution to archive.

There will be a new studio camera in Sony’s portfolio come the new year, as the company has unveiled the HXC-FB80.

Sony went full-frame with its latest digital motion picture camera, the Venice.