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January 28 2003
Broadcast Industry
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Thomson/Grass Valley Intros Kalypso HD Switcher
Available June 2003, system adds new features and functionality, including 1080i and 720p support

Envivio and Nagravision to Demo MPEG-4 Content Protection
Envivio to Demonstrate at Broadband Plus Show

Loea Virtual Fiber Used For Elevated Distance Shots of Super Bowl XXXVII
Technology originally developed for the military

Panasonic Compact HD Cameras Used in Super Bowl Broadcast
AK-HC900 ultra-compact box-type cameras capture on-air talent, crowd reactions and field shots

Gateway Intros Range of DV Editing Workstations


Fujinon to Intro New Lenses at NAB 2003


Thomson Launches Series of New Multi-Format Products
New Grass Valley SD/HD server, 1 M/E and HD switchers, large-scale audio router, high-density modular products, 4K film scanner, virtual datacine to be featured at NAB

Discreet Delivers inferno 5, flame 8 and flint 8


Comcast Cable to Carry Super Bowl XXXVII and NBA All-Star Game in HDTV
Customers Will Have Access to High-Definition Broadcasts of the Year's Hottest Sporting Events

JVC Announces World's First HD Consumer Digital Video Camera in Japan
U.S. launch to follow later this year


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The HD Revolution: Has It Finally Arrived?
National Mobile Television CEO believes 2003 is the "Year of the Revolution"

At a conference in New York sponsored by Thomson/Grass Valley, National Mobile Television CEO Mark Howorth laid down the gauntlet for HD remote production. In his electrifying speech, the CEO of the company that supplies all the trucks for ABC -- including all the trucks for the recent Super Bowl broadcast -- explains his company's philosophy about the HDTV revolution, and describes how and why he's placing a huge bet on the new technology. Here's the full text of his remarks.

First Look: Discreet flame 8
New release offers enhanced interoperability, usability

Discreet released new versions of inferno, flame and flint, updating its visual effects systems to versions 5, 8 and 8 respectively. Digital Media Net's Charlie White visited the company's Montreal headquarters, where Discreet officials and demo artists offered a close-up look at the new features in its flame 8 effects software. Here's his first hand, day-of-release report.

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More for Less
Panasonic’s AG-DVX100 24P camcorder

Very few products have had the kind of pre-release frenzy as Panasonic’s AG-DVX100 24P DV camcorder. Given the technology involved, it is easy to understand the excitement. After all, the Panasonic AG-DVX100 is the first 24-frames-per-second progressive-scan DV camcorder available for $3,800. (Currently the next 24P camcorder price tag starts at around $60,000 and keeps going). Because of the demand for the product, Panasonic could lend me an AG-DVX100 for only two weeks, which is probably just as well. During those two weeks I shot over 17 hours of footage using the camera to shoot outdoor scenes, on-location interviews and a theatrical event.

TrendWatch Fast Fact: Time to Put More Feet on the Street?
Station Owners See Big Opportunity In Hiring More Sales People

In this weekly quick feature, TrendWatch founding partner Jim Whittington offers you interesting factoids based on market research from the broadcast and graphics industry. This week, see how station owners are starting to think pounding the pavement might just juice up the bottom line.

The Hottest Thing Since Sliced Bread – DVD !!
The DVD market continues to expand rapidly

The DVD market has seen over three years of stupendous growth, and it shows no signs of slowing down. The technology has caught the imagination and interest of consumers. DVD set-top box players have boomed in sales due to the price-elasticity of this segment. As of December, 2002 the average selling price of DVD players has fallen from $504 in July 1998 to $129 in major retail outlets, and some units are going for as low as $59. In the year 2003, the overall DVD market is poised to explode again as DVD enters new markets.



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