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2002 Broadcast Industry News: DivX Video Technology to be Integrated Into TI's Digital Imaging DSPs Tribune Interactive Converts 25 Broadcasting Web Sites to Online Publishing Platform Media 100 Begins First 844/X Shipments to End Users Worldwide NBC & HDNet To Broadcast First Live HDTV Coverage of Triple Crown Races iTV Innovation to Debut: Selectable NASCAR In-Car Feeds for Digital Cable Avid Announces Support for EMC Centera Content-Addressed Storage Sharp Introduces the First 10-Bit Gamma Corrected LCD Monitor Cable 2002 to Showcase the Cutting Edge of Consumer Technology ADT Ships K-Series RAID Interactivity Brings New Life to Television, Report Says
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![]() The desktop is where the action is by Paulo de Andrade This year’s NAB was a very interesting and exciting show. Because of the economy and September 11, attendance was down noticeably from last year. On the other hand, the people who did come meant serious business -- reminiscent of the old NAB days when the show’s attendance was comprised mostly of professionals eager to see the latest developments and plan their next purchases. ![]() Final Cut Pro: Transition babe or perfect replacement? by Charlie White Avid is running scared from Final Cut Pro. The long-term marriage between Avid and its huge corps of customers is getting stale, and those users are getting roving eyes. Final Cut Pro is like that floozy who lures bored men from secure marriages with the seductive temptation of a black lace teddy straining against its fleshy cargo. Alas, she's just the transition babe. There are many fish in the sea, and they're spawning all around Avid. And they all cost a fraction of what Avid is asking its loyal army of users to pay. Plum Productions Director Eric Saarinen's Spot Keeps Airing Year After Year by Ray Ecke In a business where a normal commercial's shelf life is measured in weeks or at best months, it's extraordinary for a television spot to play consistently for seven years. For a car commercial it's unheard of. But Jeep's "Snow Covered" continues to appear regularly on network television seven years after its first airdate during the 1994 Olympics. Highest-of-the-High-End Flat Panel Display by Charlie White Flat panel monitors are spreading like wildfire. Their prices are dropping, and users like their space-saving size and sharp screens. If a run-of-the-mill flat panel display isn't enough for you, IBM offers a 20.8-inch monitor for Mac or PC that puts most other flat panel monitors to shame. It can display an extraordinary amount of pixels, 3,145,728 to be exact, and is capable of an astounding 2048 x 1536 resolution. This monster is the brightest monitor you'll ever see. But then, for a whopping $5790, it better be. Not Enough Viewers for Second-Tier Soccer Matches Kills Company's Pay TV Hopes by Charlie White Today will be the last day of broadcasting for ITV Digital's pay TV channels, causing the troubled broadcaster to lose its license and bringing its pay TV venture to an end, sources familiar with the situation told Reuters today. We're
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