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Memorial Fund established for Ron Scalise children college education

Kurt Heitmann and the good people at CP Communications have established a memorial trust fund in honor of ESPN and sports industry audio legend Ron Scalise that will be used for the college education of his three children: Rosario, 16, RJ, 11, and his daughter Brenna, 10. At the request of the family this will be the only fund established to limit confusion. For more information on donating to the fund please click on this story.

All donations should be made out to the fund and should be sent to:
Kurt G. Heitmann
CP Communications, Inc.
200 Clearbrook Road
Elmsford, NY 10523

Please put on the envelope Ron Scalise Fund.



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Harris, LG, and Samsung push Mobile TV; Apex MPH transmitter to ship in August
May 15, 2008 - 2:34:33 PM

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Harris Corporation will introduce the first full mobile digital TV transmission platform to meet the new Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) solution that was proposed by LG Electronics, Inc. and Samsung. The Harris offering, which will be introduced in November 2008, will enable television broadcasters to quickly begin the transition to mobile digital television (DTV).

The proposed LG and Samsung mobile handheld solution is based upon elements of the Mobile-Pedestrian-Handheld (MPH) technology — developed by Harris, LG Electronics and Zenith — as well as Samsung's Advanced Vestigial Sideband (A-VSB) system. The development clears the path for electronics manufacturers to begin designing mobile DTV devices, and for local DTV broadcasters to proceed with confidence to build out their new mobile DTV services.

The Harris/LG/Zenith team has successfully conducted extensive field testing to demonstrate and prove the reliability of mobile DTV technology in cities nationwide, under the most challenging broadcast conditions.

Harris Broadcast also announced it will begin shipping its new Apex M2X ATSC exciter in August 2008. Broadcasters with Apex M2X exciters can install field-upgradeable updates beginning in early November to fully support M/H broadcasts, putting into place the final component needed to complete the end-to-end in-band mobile DTV platform. The solution's physical layer is compatible with most ATSC DTV transmitters and supports the management and service elements of most mobile DTV standards, including OMA BCAST. In addition, the solution features an Internet Protocol (IP)-based transport layer, which is critical to the ATSC M/H standard's future implementation.

"Harris Corporation has thoroughly tested and proved the in-band mobile DTV platform with the assistance of our technology partners and local broadcasters, and we are pleased to play a significant role in the mobile DTV revolution," said Tim Thorsteinson, president of Harris Broadcast Communications. "The proposed solution offers DTV broadcasters a proven, reliable solution for local, mobile DTV services. Broadcasters can count on Harris to provide complete mobile DTV transmission solutions that offer new revenue streams through new multimedia content."


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