HD Radio: Hefty Discounts Coming
by Leslie Stimson,
On Sunday the NAB unveiled the results of an unprecedented partnership with iBiquity Digital Corp. and four broadcast equipment manufacturers to accelerate the commercial development of products based on next-generation HD Radio “exporter” technology. more...)
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Cassidy Tells Editors About Storytelling
by Walter Schoenknecht ,
Comfortable as a presenter, Cassidy painted a well-structured portrait, echoing the structure he clearly saw laced through director Sean Penn’s 2007 feature “Into the Wild.” more...)
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Chyron Targets Web Services for Growth
by Bob Kovacs,
With news on the Web coming from broadcasters as well as newspapers and new media outlets, the company is targeting nonbroadcasters for its ambitious growth expectations. more...)
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Sony Sees HD Everywhere
by Craig Johnston,
Pointing to strong sales in arts and entertainment venues, sporting events, concerts and movie theaters, Sony said that its high-definition technology is steaming ahead worldwide. more...)
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BT Showcases New Options for Media Management
by Susan Ashworth,
Designed to enable end-to-end integrated connectivity between far-flung locations and to handle the management of media, including ingest, transcoding and rough editing, regardless of format. more...)
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AmberFin Expands Audience Appeal
by James E. O’Neal,
AmberFin crosses the line from Snell’s long-established hardware-based broadcast products into the world of software-driven broadcast solutions. more...)
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MTI Previews Color-Correction
by Cristina Clapp,
A primary color corrector that can be used to color correct dailies in a nonlinear environment — directly from a film scanner or any digital acquisition medium. more...)
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Autodesk Amps Up VFX, Finishing Tools
by David E. Williams,
Customers in the high-end motion picture visual effects and finishing sectors “are under tremendous production pressures and moving four times as much data as they were a few years ago.” more...)
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Content — Ready, Set, Show!
by Susan Ashworth,
Broadcasters from around the world are flocking to the NAB Show to figure out how to get it, how to save it, how to sell it, how to send it. more...)
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NAB Demonstrates Commitment to Content
Shortly before the start of the 2008 NAB Show, the NAB Show Daily News spoke with NAB President and CEO David K. Rehr about the focus and goals for the NAB Show, along with some issues facing the broadcasting industry. more...)
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Zuiker Brings Content to Life
by Kelly M. Brooks,
Will be speaking to NAB Show attendees this morning, he will discuss how ideas, talent and the right amount of risk can open doors for existing brands, and why promoting fresh content to a young audience is so important. more...)
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Doug Liman Works Toward Independent TV
by Robin Berger,
During the address he plans to outline where he envisions the Internet heading in the next two years, provide examples of where the first true independent television hits will come from, and demonstrate how the unfolding scenario will benefit broadcasters. more...)
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Recognizing Achievements Around the World
by Anne-Marie Smith,
For the 14th year, NAB will award its International Broadcast Excellence (IBE) Awards to international broadcast members who have demonstrated exceptional innovation or outreach in their business ventures. more...)
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NAB Honors Barker at TV Luncheon
by Melissa Sullivan,
Barker retired from “The Price Is Right” in June 2007 after 35 years hosting one of the highest-rated daytime shows during his reign. more...)
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Sony Intros 25 New HD Products
by Craig Johnston,
An array of new high-definition products address broadcast news and the field production market, digital cinematography, live production and event production. more...)
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Panasonic Promotes AVC Benefits
by Tom Butts,
Five years since the company introduced its P2 solid-state medium at NAB2003, the format has been adopted by more than 200 U.S. TV stations and 600 broadcast facilities worldwide. more...)
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Ross Sees Industry Switch to HD
by Claudia Kienzle,
Three new control panels for its Vision line of production switchers — the Vision 1M, Vision 2M, and Vision 2X — that the company recently started shipping. more...)
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Thomson Touts Media ‘Eco-System’
by Tom Butts,
The idea of taking broadcast content out of the home to follow consumers wherever they are should be a priority for NAB attendees interested in growing their business. more...)
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Tektronix Upgrades Systems
by Peter Caranicas,
A new version of its MTM400A MPEG Transport Stream Monitor, its new series of WFM4000 and WFM5000 compact waveform monitors, and the WVR4000 and WVR5000 waveform rasterizers. more...)
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Vitec Group Grows With New RF Systems Unit
by Claudia Kienzle,
The new business unit complements all of the other products organized under the broadcast systems division umbrella, most of which revolve around the video camera and acquisition technology. more...)
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New Editing Features, Format Capabilities Offered
by Jay Ankeney,
Echoes of the absence of the two leading providers of edit systems only leave more time for visitors to explore other NLE offerings that are presenting new editing features and format capabilities to fill in the gap. more...)
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Radio Offerings Fill the Spectrum
by Craig Johnston ,
Attendees at the 2008 NAB Show can find a host of products and solutions for radio operations, filling needs ranging from programming to getting the signal to the audience. more...)
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Equipment Gets Smaller, More Affordable
by Mary C. Gruszka,
The industry also seems to be moving away from custom hardware systems and boxes towards generic PC platforms and specialized software to implement test and measurement functionality. more...)
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New Technology Keeping Close Tabs on Media
by Susan Ashworth,
The newest batch of asset management systems are relying on sophisticated metadata tracking features, customized annotation tricks and self-monitoring tools to get the job done. more...)
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