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November 06, 2013

Here are stories we thought you might be interested in from Connect 2 Media & Entertainment. DIGITAL MEDIA PostTV Perspective: The Washington Post Plans An Integrated Video Future The most ambitious online venture ever undertaken by The Washington Post Company, PostTV is dedicated almost exclusively to news- and arts-oriented video and will include an increasing amount of original shows and content. Read More» TELEVISION A Business Case For the Cloud Consider how universal the cloud is with the web services of apps, email, search, social, games, video, music, messaging, docs, personal storage, and so much more. But how many of us are using cloud resources to help run a media business? Read More» LIVE/PUBLIC SPACES 4K Infrastructure: End-to-End Developments 4K has made a lot of headlines this year, especially on the display side, and the 4K infrastructure for professional AV is beginning to emerge. Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND Cardiff's "Forty Part Motet" Fills NYC's Cloisters "The Forty Part Motet" by Janet Cardiff, features a circle of 40 Bowers & Wilkins DM303 loudspeakers, arranged in an oval in the museum's Spanish Fuentiduena chapel, and plays a recording from the 2001 performance of Thomas Tallis's "motet Spem in alum" by the Salisbury Cathedral Choir. Read More» DIGITAL MEDIA Engaged Audience: Reaching Your Audience Across Multiple Screens Organizations are facing increasing pressure to not only get their audience's attention faster but to keep it. There's so much digital noise out there that it's becoming increasingly difficult to do so. Read More»   LIVE/PUBLIC SPACES MoMA Presents Isaac Julien's Video Installation "Ten Thousand Waves" Measuring up to 23 feet wide, the screens for "Ten Thousand Waves" are the largest ever to be hung in an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). Because the MoMA presentation is intended to be viewed not only from ground level, but also from the upper floors that look down on the space, the configuration requires the use of cutting-edge audiovisual and sound technologies. Read More»   More Articles & Insights Innovation Invasion: How "The Walking Dead" Extends Across Audiences and Screens » CNBC, MSNBC, USA Will Combine on 124 Olympic Coverage Hours from Sochi » Historical Perspectives: Producing the Vanity Fair "Decades Series" » Technology's New Curriculum on the College Campus » Infiniti Develops Online Cinematic Experience » 4K Content is Growing »

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