During the DTV Audio Group’s event held the day before the NAB Show opened, ESPN revealed the results of its ambitious Remote Integration — aka REMI — program, which substantially reduces assets on location at sports venues and moves more of the live production workload back to the main plant at its Bristol, CT headquarters. […] More
She needs a carburetor, a set of plug wires She’s ridin’ me around on four bald tires The wipers don’t work and the horn don’t blow But there ain’t nothin’ […] More
At the NBA All-Star Game in February, Turner Sports went deeper into a concept that it had been working on for two years, a concept that’s likely to appear more […] More
March Madness and St. Patrick’s Day arrive at the same time, but the basketball games will almost certainly be louder. This round of NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament games will have […] More
Boxing came back to prime time on NBC last weekend, and it’s apparent that the “Sport of Gentlemen” has lost none of its rowdiness. The bout in which undefeated Keith […] More
Pro-audio manufacturers have always offered some basic levels of training on their products and platforms, with the extent of the instruction generally commensurate with the complexity of the technology involved. […] More
The presence of broadcast audio in the curricula of the hundreds of post-secondary schools that teach media production continues to be minimal, but it’s still probably better than it has […] More
The NHL’s Winter Classic, the NBA All-Star Game, the Daytona 500, and, of course, the Super Bowl are major events for broadcast sports. Increasingly, the run-up to such events has […] More
The weather was what you’d expect for the Daytona 500 last Sunday: sunny with temperatures close to 80 degrees. But they had been anything but that in the days leading […] More
The Daytona 500 is the traditional opening day for NASCAR’s annual season. This year, it was also the first look at what could be called the NFL-ization of NASCAR’s historically […] More
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