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Broadcast Industry
News:
• JVC Intros JY-HD10U Handheld HD Camcorder
• 60 Million Digital-to-Digital Ad Insertion Milestone Reached
Adlink, nCUBE, and Terayon Deliver 60 Million Digital-to-Digital Ad Insertion Spots with Comcast L.A.
• New Intel Xeon Processor Boosts Performance for Dual Processor Servers and Workstations
• America Online Offers On-Line TiVo Programming Capability
Remote Programming Capability Available Now to AOL Members at No Additional Cost
• MyDTV Wins Award in Case Study Competition
Honored by Fox Cable Networks, Mulitchannel News & CTAM Summit for Churn Reduction and Increased PPV Sales
• Walt Disney Internet Group Expands DIG Broadband Video Application to ABC.com and Movies.com
DIG Motion Offers New Programming and Distribution Platform
• Linksys Intros New Wireless-B Set-Top Box
Wireless Media Adapter Converges Home Networking and Consumer Electronics
• Quantel at IBC 2003
• display LA Begins July 17
Two days focused on the business and technology of monitor and projection technology
• Ultimatte Corporation IBC Preview
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Flying from exotic to location can be FUN! Especially when the location is exotic. Until it's time to get ON the plane.
New restrictions from the newly and still infant TSA, or "Transportation Safety Administration" that fall under the new Homeland Security Administration has brought new concerns for videographers, grips, musicians, lighting and sound personnel that no one could have dreamed possible a year ago. Hopefully this short article will help make some travel endeavors less painful.
Adobe challenges Apple with Mac-free NLE
The 90-pound weakling of nonlinear editing, Adobe Premiere, has just been entirely re-written, turning it into a muscle-bound bully into whose face competitors would be foolish to kick sand. Emerging from a two-year-long metamorphosis is Premiere Pro, a brand new iteration of one of the granddaddies of digital video editing. The best news is, the age-old editor managed to retain just about everything you might have liked about it, while adding so many new pro-level enhancements that it becomes obvious once you dig deep into it there was one specific target in the minds of those at the reins of its development effort: Apple and its popular video editor, Final Cut Pro.
Adobe Premiere Pro Group Product Manager Richard Townhill explains why Premiere is now Premiere Pro
In this candid interview with DMN's Charlie White at DV Expo in New York, Adobe Premiere Group Product Manager Richard Townhill talks about the company's upcoming nonlinear editing application, Premiere Pro. In development for nearly three years, the application has been completely re-written. It's clear that the application was meant to directly compete with Apple's Final Cut Pro. In part one, Townhill compares Premiere Pro with Final Cut Pro, and tells about the new features in this entirely new editing application.
Creating/Owning Content Seen As Way To Get New Business
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 stations and networks are looking to mine gold with their own content.
Consumers find more value in listening to music than in watching TV or using the PC
When queried about their favorite daily media activities, more consumers found value in listening to music than in using a PC or even watching TV, according to Parks Associates' Electronic Living @ Home. This new consumer research project reports that almost 60% of U.S. heads-of-household ranked listening to music as important in their daily life, ahead of watching TV, using the PC, and a host of other home media activities.
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