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Electrical engineering and broadcast TV students from LSU
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The
Sports Video Group (SVG)
established the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame today, the first of its kind
to honor executives from the worlds of sports, technology and
broadcasting. Additionally, the first class of inductees were announced
and will be presented with the coveted lifetime achievement honor at the SVG
Annual League Technology Summit held at the New York Hilton Hotel on Dec. 11,
2007.
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Representatives
from just about every major sports league are descending on Capitol Hill today
for a series of meetings with Federal Communications Commission officials. The
issue at hand: white spaces. | Full Story
The New
York Times dove into the topic of digital sports archives in today's Business
section article on E-Commerce and SVG and its members were featured. Reporter
Bob Tedeschi rolls through some of the efforts being undertaken by the NBA,
NHL, NFL, MLB.com and NASCAR to digitize archives and, potentially, drive
revenues. "We view this as a mission we have to execute for the
fans," says Steve Hellmuth, NBA Entertainment SVP. "The revenue side
of it comes second." And as the cost of technology continues to fall those
revenues become closer to becoming a reality. | Full Story
The Sports Video Group (SVG), an association of broadcasters, team owners,
sports leagues, equipment providers and other sports technology providers, and
OATSystems today announced that SVG deployed OATSystems' OAT Foundation Suite
for a radio-frequency identification (RFID) pilot study designed to track video
production equipment at Super Bowl XLI. | Full Story
The Sport Video Group (SVG), a global organization dedicated to helping the sports production community advance sports content creation and distribution, has announced that its Advisory Board and Sponsors will host the First Annual IBC Sport Industry Reception in association with IBC on September 9, 2006, from 6 - 8:00 pm at the Business Club Lounge in the Rai Lower Auditorium. | Full Story
Following last month's highly successful seminar on RF Wireless issues and applications, the Sports Video Group announced today the launch of the industry's first RF wireless online forum, designed to allow leading professionals to exchange information vital to successful frequency management for live broadcast events.
| Full Story Sports Video Group (SVG) and Stadium Managers Association (SMA) entered today into a strategic partnership to create the first nation-wide database on stadiums designed for use by the sports and live events industries. | Full Story
The First Annual NAB Pre-Game Show produced by the Sports Video Group (SVG) and its sponsors will be hosted by Rich Eisen, lead anchor of the NFL Network.
| Full Story The Sports Video Group (SVG) announced today the members of its Advisory Board, which is comprised of technology leaders in sports production for television, broadband and mobile devices.
| Full Story New York, Jan. 17, 2006 – Sports fans are driving the sales of new high-definition televisions according to a new survey “Inside the Mind of the HD Sports Fan” conducted by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA®) and the Sports Video Group (SVG). The survey was unveiled at the first TV Sports Summit held at 2006 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES®). The International CES, the world’s largest annual showcase of consumer technologies, ran January 5-8, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. | Full Story The Sports Video Group (SVG), an organization created by leading sports executives to assist the multi-billion dollar sports industry in the use of video and new media tools, is now moving forward with industry initiatives to strengthen the value of sports properties and the fan experience.
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