The Right Time for Mobile and Social Media

TV TECHNOLOGY NEWSBYTES   Trouble seeing this email?       Serving the Broadcast, Production, Broadband, Satellite and Mobile Markets     THIS WEEK'S TOP STORIES - 08.07.15     Deborah McAdams - Executive Editor   Quote of the Day: "Somebody once said we never know what is enough until we know what is more than enough." ~ Billie Holiday On this Day: In 2010, Elena Kagan was sworn in as the 112th justice and fourth woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.   What Tom Said: The Right Time for Mobile and Social Media TV stations are trying to determine what is "just enough" or "too much," as well as formulating specific plans when engaging with their audiences through services such as Facebook, Twitter and similar popular networks. Broadcasters Laud Bonded-Cell Advantages Among other things. Getting Creative With Light It doesn't always behave. FCC to Host Workshop Promoting Wider Use of EAS Know the codes. Understanding Web Apps, SaaS for Media ~ by Al Kovalick Please nod if you enjoy installing standalone programs on a PC, Mac or Linux desktop. AT&T Offers Nationwide TV & Wireless Combo Oh yes they did. Canon Unveils Low-Light, Multi-Purpose Camera Canon sees in the dark. Crowding Out Broadcasters? "I don't have any idea until the last moment what wireless microphone or IFB frequency is going to be used by the host broadcaster." Registration Now Open for Government Video Expo & National Drone Show NewBay Media has opened registration for the 2015 Government Video Expo and National Drone Show scheduled for Dec. 1-3 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. more news »     NEWS & TECHNOLOGY     TECH: Pasternack Debuts Continuously Variable Waveguide Attenuators SPORTS: Imagine Communications Delivers OTT Upgrade to World Sport Group PEOPLE: SMPTE Grants Fellow Status to 15 Industry Leaders PEOPLE: IEEE Broadcast Symposium Sets Ron Rackley as Keynote Speaker PRODUCTION: Roland Introduces M-5000C Live Mixing Console   Industry Roundup     Dish's Losses Are Sling TV's Gains (Light Reading) FCC Rules on Non-Directional Antennas (Radio World) 30 Percent Will Abandon Poor Video Quality Experience (Advanced Television) Jon Stewart Bids Farewell To `The Daily Show' (Multichannel News) PlayStation's streaming TV service rolls out to Dallas and Miami (engadget)   TV Technology Resource Center White Papers     "Myth and Reality of Auto-Correction in File-based Workflows" from Interra Systems attempts to shed light on auto-QC tools. "Video Dropouts and the Challenges they Pose to Video Quality Assessment" from Interra Systems explores various kinds of video dropouts, the source of these errors, and the challenges encountered in detection of these errors. "High Speed Bridge to Cloud Storage" is a new ebook from Signiant that introduces Signiant Flight (previously known as SkyDrop), a SaaS solution for accelerated transfer of content to and from cloud storage. "Using Cloud Playout to Simplify Your Disaster Recovery Plans" from Imagine Communications describes how using its Cloud Disaster Recovery system can provide private or public cloud-based disaster recovery for broadcast and video playout operations. "Controlling and Monitoring Studio Displays" from Orad describes the implementation of the Orad TD Control studio display in The Weather Channel's new Atlanta studio. TV Technology and Broadcast Engineering Publish IP Transition Study with Grass Valley The results indicated a strong current level of IP technology deployment and a trend toward increasing utilization.   News Expertise Opinions Equipment Show News Resources Subscribe   Advertise Contact Us Send this to a friend       ©2015 NewBay Media, LLC

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