Chinese organizers, under pressure from global broadcasters and the IOC, have apparently lifted some restrictions on TV crews for the Beijing Olympics. For more on this story, visit CBSSports.com. More
The Associated Press reports that the Japanese government said Thursday it will support Sony Corp., Sharp Corp. and other domestic companies in joint development of super-thin TVs based on organic […] More
Suffolk County Community College (SCCC), a two-year college known nationally for its radio and television production program, is using the Echolab 1-M/E Overture1 switcher within a new fully digital center. […] More
Thanks to Calrec Audio, more than 300 million people heard the final whistle — and all the other action — when Manchester United defeated Chelsea in the UEFA (Union of […] More
By Andrew Lippe Kent State University recently installed Orad’s SmartSet 3D virtual set system to help students at its TV2 student-operated broadcast facility get a taste of virtual graphics. “One […] More
By Ken KerschbaumerSotiris Salamouris, Beijing Olympic Broadcasting (BOB) head of engineering and technical operations, reports that the IBC is in good shape with one month to go before the Olympic […] More
Baseball fans across the U.S. can tune into XM Satellite Radio for comprehensive coverage of the 2008 Major League Baseball All-Star Week in New York City, including the 79th MLB […] More
Intelsat, Ltd. transmitted the three most watched programs in Spanish TV history to millions of viewers during the broadcast of Spain’s appearances in the final rounds of June’s Euro 2008 […] More
MIRA Mobile Television has begun an extensive upgrade of its existing HD fleet with significant enhancements to the routing, conversion, and monitoring gear in M5HD and M4HD. “Even though these […] More
TV Bandeirantes continues to invest in Ross Video purchasing two Vision 2 Multi-Definition Production Switchers. The Vision 2 switchers will be used to broadcast the 2008 Pekin Olympics in Beijing. […] More
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