AV Over Fiber - brought to you by the editors of Sound & Video Contractor and Digital Content Producer
Residential AV
December 20, 2006 | A Prism Business Media Publication SUBSCRIBE | UNSUBSCRIBE | PREFERENCES 
  ADVERTISEMENT
MultiDyne® Video & Fiber Optic Systems provides fiber optic transport for video, audio, data, SDI, HD-SDI, RGB, VGA, DVI, HDMI, phone, L-band, IF and CATV. Additional products include distribution amplifiers, equalizers, AGCs, fiber optic & electrical switchers, test & ID generators, XLR adapters and loss detectors.

One Fiber, Automatic, RGB & VGA Fiber Optic Link
DVI Fiber Optic Transport Link and Extension Cables
Patent Pending Fiber Optic Transport Technology
Electro-Optical Point to Multi-point Switching
Download our FREE catalogs

Table of Contents

AV over Fiber Top Story
Will Bandwidth Support a Video Golden Age?
Predictions of a dawning golden age for business video are generally based on the simultaneous blossoming of more powerful tools for video compression and transmission and the bandwidth necessary to spread video throughout offices and business parks worldwide.

Although both trends have plenty of enthusiasts, there's also the occasional cautionary note. "Ironically, video transport may well be the application that sucks all the bandwidth out of the pipe. The short-lived bandwidth glut from the tech boom meltdown could soon become the bandwidth famine that caps technology deployment," comments John Shepler, owner and publisher of T1 Rex's Business Telecom Explainer, a blog produced by T1Rex, a provider of Internet connectivity resources, including fiber-optic lines. more>>

Application News
New Washington DC Newseum Delivers HD Video with Opticomm
The Freedom Forum, a nonpartisan foundation dedicated to free press, free speech, and free spirit for all people, has unveiled its design for a new, expanded Newseum in Washington, D.C., to help the public and the news media understand one another better. more>>

Product News
AT&T Says All-Fiber Network Unnecessary
Telecommunications company AT&T says it doesn't have plans to overhaul its current copper lines in order to build an expensive all-fiber-optic network to handle high-speed Internet traffic. Several companies, including Verizon and Comcast have spent billions of dollars to upgrade their services via fiber-optic lines. more>>

Sweden Telecom Launches its Own Product Range
Sweden Telecom is launching a product range under its own brand name, Sweden Telecom. Until now, the company has been primarily a services and solutions provider within the European telecommunications market, carrying a specially selected range of equipment from established suppliers and manufacturers. more>>

NSCA and The Digital Signage Group Partner to Broaden Market Education at NSCA Expo 2007
NSCA Expo 2007 will highlight education with the help of The Digital Signage Group (TDSG). more>>

ABOUT THIS NEWSLETTER
You are subscribed to this newsletter as #email#

To unsubscribe from this newsletter go to: Unsubscribe

To subscribe to this newsletter, go to: Subscribe

For information on advertising in this newsletter, please visit: advertisers.svconline.com

To get this newsletter in a different format (Text or HTML), or to change your e-mail address, please visit your profile page to change your delivery preferences.

For questions concerning delivery of this newsletter, please contact our Customer Service Department at:
Customer Service Department
Digital Content Producer
A Prism Business Media publication
US Toll Free: 866-505-7173
International: 847-763-9504
Email:svconline.com@pbinews.com

Prism Business Media
9800 Metcalf Avenue
Overland Park, KS 66212

Copyright 2006, Prism Business Media. All rights reserved. This article is protected by United States copyright and other intellectual property laws and may not be reproduced, rewritten, distributed, re-disseminated, transmitted, displayed, published or broadcast, directly or indirectly, in any medium without the prior written permission of Prism Business Media.