Quote of the Day: "Love is a snowmobile racing across the tundra and then suddenly it flips over, pinning you underneath. At night, the ice weasels come." ~ Matt Groening
On this Stardate: In 1994, Nelson Mandela won the first democratic election in South Africa.
It Is Time to Rethink EAS? ~ by James E. O'Neal In early March, a false weather alert was rather mysteriously been triggered in Indiana. It warned of an impending tornado and was automatically sent to thousands of radio listeners and television viewers, as well as to cellphones as a text alert and to computers as an email message.
Sony Develops Super Dense Data Tape Sony said it has developed a super-dense data tape capable of recording more than 185 terabytes per cartridge.
Interest in OTT Heats Up FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler called the delivery of over-the-top content "the hottest thing in the media business today."
Choppers v. Drones for ENG The double-fatality crash of the KOMO-TV news helicopter is just the latest in a series of deadly news helicopter crashes in recent years.
Sports Editing on the Fly Editing for sports used to be all about providing highlights after the game. Not anymore.
"Achieving Maximum Accuracy in Video Quality Measurement," from Video Clarity is a white paper focused on helping content originators and distributors understand a method to ensure that viewers get the best quality of experience, advertisers are satisfied, and regulations are met.
"Selecting Next-Generation Video Servers," from Rohde and Schwarz examines the rapid pace of technology development and the incorporation of information technology into broadcast and the broadcast operating environment.
"Hybrid Software as a Service," from Signiant discusses how businesses of all sizes are capitalizing on new modes of computing and software delivery—including software as a service and hybrid SaaS—that let them achieve a new level of results with less technology investment.
"Beyond CALM," from Linear Acoustic offers a comprehensive, beginning-to-end approach to measuring and controlling loudness.