| ATTN: MANUFACTURERS - Offer your customers' a CHAIR MASSAGE at your upcoming Las Vegas trade show booth | | |
The number of companies offering chair massage as a marketing tool is growing every year. It is a guaranteed attention-grabber.
Hired Hands Massage (Las Vegas) is on the official service provider list of the Las Vegas Visitors and Convention Authority.
Hired Hands Massage can provide you with one or more qualified, attractive, friendly massage therapists, trained to locate and rub out the kinks.
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| Sky chooses Quantel for next-generation facility | | Sky has purchased a Quantel Enterprise sQ integrated production system to produce Sky Sports News at its new Harlequin 1 production facility.
At the heart of the system are seven Quantel multi-resolution sQ servers with 1500 hours of storage. These support 84 sQ Cut journalist desktop editors and three sQ Edit Plus craft editors. The system also integrates two Final Cut Pro systems within the Quantel workflow.
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| MusicRevolution.com - New Online Marketplace for Production Music Launches | |
MusicRevolution.com offers an extensive library of high-quality royalty-free production music.
MusicRevolution offers four purchase options for customers, including single tracks, CDs, subscriptions and an innovative Internet music stream.
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| Azzurro Systems Integration Migrates Scripps Networks Channels to HD | |
Azzurro Systems Integration (ASI) announced the recent completion of a multiphase engineering project to enable HD/SD playout direct from the server for existing and future Scripps Networks programming services at the company's Knoxville, TN playout facility. In addition to DIY Network and Fine Living Network, Scripps' popular content channels include the Food Network, HGTV, Great American Country and the recently acquired Travel Channel. Read on... |
| KBMT Launches HD Local News with JVC PROHD Cameras for ENG and Studio Use | | | KBMT, the ABC affiliate in Beaumont, Texas will be using JVC GY-HD250 and GY-HM700 ProHD cameras when it launches its local HD newscasts.
Mark Cormier, chief engineer, said the London Broadcasting station has purchased three GY-HD250 cameras, which are already in use in SD mode in the studio, plus seven GY-HM700 cameras for ENG use.
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| Lyon Video Selects Calrec Audio Apollo Console for Truck | | |
Mobile production services provider Lyon Video has selected a Calrec Audio console - a 144-fader Apollo with Bluefin2 HDSP, for its new HD truck, MU11, scheduled to hit the road in August.
At 48 kHz, Bluefin2 gives Apollo up to 1,020 channel processing paths, 128 program busses, 96 IFB/track outputs, and 48 auxiliaries. At 96 kHz, Apollo affords 510 channel processing paths, 64 program busses, 48 IFB/Track outputs, and 24 auxiliaries. Read on... |
| SAN Solutions Supports New File-Based Program Delivery Model at PBS |
This shared storage system will support the workflow processes necessary to accept, transcode, and distribute file-based program content efficiently to a number of distributors, including the Network Operation Center, Web, mobile, and VOD platforms.
PBS programming is collected and prepped on Avid Media Composer. Then, the finished DNX145 HD files are moved from the Avid ISIS to the SAN Solutions system over multiple 10Gb Ethernet links. SAN Solutions worked closely with Avid to certify the integration between the two systems and maximize the transfer speeds over the high speed links. Read on... |
| Harris Corporation Reports Strong Third Quarter Orders, Revenue and Earnings | | |
Orders in the Broadcast Communications segment were $130 million in the third quarter. Orders were significantly higher compared with the prior-year quarter of $108 million, but somewhat lower than second quarter orders of $139 million.
Revenue in the third quarter was $123 million compared with $132 million in the prior-year quarter, but was sequentially higher than second quarter revenue of $117 million.
Operating loss in the third quarter was $5 million, compared with operating income of $2 million in the prior-year quarter and an operating loss of $5 million in the second quarter. Read on... |
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