Carolyn Braff is the editor for the Sports Video Group, writing articles for SVG’s thrice-weekly newsletters. Although she focuses on the college space, managing the annual College Sports Video Summit, held each June in Atlanta, she also covers the professional and international sports world, having written about the business and technology behind the production of events ranging from football to cycling, marathons to yacht racing. Prior to joining SVG, Carolyn covered college football for CSTV.com, now the CBS College Sports Network. She lives in Manhattan and is an avid runner, cyclist, and aspiring triathlete.
The Miami Dolphins treat stadium names like quarterbacks, changing them often. Beginning this week, the team’s home is Sun Life Stadium. A five-year naming-rights agreement with Toronto-based Sun Life Financial […] More
This weekend’s NFC Championship game in New Orleans is effectively Fox’s Super Bowl, and the network is treating it as such. In addition to taking its pre-game show to New […] More
The Sports Video Group is pleased to welcome our newest corporate sponsor, PixLED and XL Video. PixLED is the quality standard bearer in lightweight, affordable LED video products; the name […] More
The Sports Video Group is pleased to announce that Aspera has renewed its premier sponsorship. Aspera develops breakthrough software transfer technologies to achieve optimal performance and cost savings using existing […] More
In the SVG Mobile Production Yearbook, incorrect contact information was listed for NCP. The correct information is as follows: 300 East Rock Road Allentown, PA 18103 888.887.3627 www.nepinc.com More
Networks can plan to produce all the 3D content in the world, but, without cameras, lenses, and production switchers to do the work, 3D sporting events will never make it […] More
Some of the biggest questions yet to be answered about 3D sports production relate to standardization: who sets the standards, what will they be, and will they be followed? At […] More
Panasonic and Sony, with respective partners DirecTV and ESPN, will drive 3D into the home with 3D sports content beginning this June. The early believers in 3D sports have their […] More
In December, the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) held a quantitative online survey of 1,914 U.S. adults and derived a first look at whether 3D can become a viable home-entertainment technology. […] More
The Sports Video Group is pleased to announce that PESA has renewed its corporate sponsorship. PESA designs and produces wideband routing switchers, live news switchers, point-to-point links, and compact single-chassis […] More
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