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In the June 16, 2010 Issue:

• New technology helps directors meet the demands of sports
• Pick Hit Awards
• Technology seminar
• Product Jackpot
• Digital media asset management
• Intercom system evolution
• Google's version of interactive television
• Automating graphics
• Display technology
• Advertisers index
• Editorial
• Soccer from dawn to dusk
• 2010 FIFA World Cup
• Coverage of FIFA 2010
• 2010 FIFA World Cup technology

 FEATURES
New technology helps directors meet the demands of sports

Sporting events draw a big investment in new technologies like 3-D.

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Pick Hit Awards

Check out the 20 most exciting products from the 2010 NAB Show, chosen by a group of your peers.

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Technology seminar

3-D was arguably the biggest buzz at this year's NAB Show.

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Product Jackpot

These don't-miss technologies could make your facility state of the art.

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 BEYOND THE HEADLINES
Digital media asset management

DMAM systems help maintain brand awareness and monetize assets effectively in a multiplatform environment.

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Intercom system evolution

Cable-agnostic, mesh-networked intercom technology helps drive progress and future growth.

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 DIGITAL HANDBOOK
Google's version of interactive television

The search company attempts to bring the Web to the living room.

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Automating graphics

Automated branding and promo systems can respond quickly to schedule changes.

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 NEW PRODUCTS & REVIEWS
Display technology

Displays are changing fast; don't be left behind.

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 DEPARTMENTS
Advertisers index

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Editorial

Will P2P replace broadcast?

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 FIFA SUPPLEMENT
Soccer from dawn to dusk

The FIFA World Cup is a showcase of sports production techniques.

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2010 FIFA World Cup

Broadcasters plan to pull off a logistical feat.

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Coverage of FIFA 2010

Broadcast Engineering talked with Francis Tellier, CEO of Host Broadcast Services, the host broadcaster for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

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2010 FIFA World Cup technology

EVS and HBS collaborate from ingest to playout.

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Featured
Podcast
Bruce Devlin, chief technology officer of UK-based AmberFin, discusses the balance broadcasters must strike when selecting the right codec for their application. Click here.
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White Papers
The tapeless production model offered by the EVS toolset allows production personnel to use the best systems available for the given task, without causing undue stress to the personnel charged. Click here.
> More White Papers

Featured Video
The GS-4000 is a complete integrated SD/HD graphics system for use with the Utah Scientific MC-4000 Master Control Switcher. Click here.
> More Videos

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