Audio-console manufacturers DiGiCo, Allen & Heath, and Calrec have jointly formed a “professional group” that will allow them to pool R&D capabilities while each remains a separate entity with its […] More
The Canadian Football League is back in season, and, if not bigger than ever, it’s at least as big as ever: it numbers nine teams for the first time since […] More
Tonight’s MLB All-Star Game is the first under Fox Sports’ new eight-year deal with the league, but it’s expected to follow a longstanding pattern of more action between the pitchers […] More
The National Association of Broadcasters pulls few punches in comments on FCC procedures for testing for possible interference between the 600 MHz RF spectrum band, which the FCC plans to […] More
Audio-mixing consoles for remote broadcast are still a relatively rarefied cohort at the high end of the market, but there’s diversity within the group, thanks to demand for more consoles […] More
The proliferation of sports networks, both collegiate and regional, has been supporting the remote-truck console market with robust sales. With little changing at the very top end of that market, […] More
The 2014 InfoComm Show (June 14-20, Las Vegas) gave us a glimpse of what it will look like when the long-predicted convergence of AV and IT finally takes place. InfoComm, […] More
It was Austin’s first X Games, the venue was Texas-sized, and the audio challenges were just as big. More
Two documents issued by the FCC on June 2 provide some reason for optimism on the part of licensed–wireless-microphone users. However, the professional audio community, which has been lobbying hard […] More
For everything that ESPN’s new Digital Center 2 (DC2) is — and at 194,000 sq. ft. of seriously advanced broadcast and postproduction technology, it’s a lot — the facility, which […] More
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