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White paper: IP Networks for Broadcaster Applications
Intended for broadcast engineers interested in understanding how
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Audiences want to be immersed in their entertainment, and that requires
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 Transmitting straight from the
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In his new blog, Broadcast Engineering Editorial Director Brad
Dick posts his rants, raves and reviews of what’s happening in the
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In this, the second of a two-part conversation, Stanley S.
Hubbard, chairman and CEO of Hubbard Broadcasting and son of company
founder Stanley E. Hubbard, discusses many of the important firsts for
the broadcaster. Click here.
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Automation system vendors and server vendors appear to be
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JVC’s Carl Hicks, director of broadcast sales demonstrates
the company’s new HM700 camera, which records directly to SDHC memory
cards in the QuickTime format for Final Cut Pro and optionally to SxS
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