Streamlining Production at Public TV As much fun as they were to specify, install and operate, the majority of master control rooms installed in the early 2000s are now approaching end of life. From my point of view, I see no financially sound way to continue to support—or rebuild— each of them to meet modern demands. Breaking Down the File System, Pt. 1 ~ Karl Paulsen File systems, at the broadest of perspectives, have continually evolved functionally and dimensionally over the past several years. Once confined to disk drives and computer software applications that stored and obtained data from those drives, there are now many variations in the types, uses and functions for today's file-system architectures. 'Casting Wars' Augur Next Airwaves/Attention Battle ~ by Gary Arlen In Morgan's vision, the handheld devices will become "tuners," pulling IP video from LTE airwaves, then transmitting—or "casting"—the shows to the big screen. The casting confrontation will become a smackdown between protocols such as Google's Chromecast, Apple's Airplay and the Miracast peer-to-peer wireless screen-casting standard. By Invitation Only: 2014 Technology Leadership Summit, March 4-5 Keynoters Alex Martins, CEO of The Orlando Magic, and Thomas O'Brien, executive vice president and chief revenue officer of Nexstar Broadcasting Group, will bring their insight to this two-day, information-intense event where experts will share their latest experiences with file-based workflows, multiplatform content distribution, acquisition and more. Accommodations at the Sheraton Fort Lauderdale and Cruise Port Hotel, and meals, are free. Apply here for an invitation. We hope to see you there. |