Oral histories bring the past to life. Whether remembrances of a battle fought in World War II or a description of life on the West Texas plains during the dust bowl, the words of an individual ...
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The time has finally arrived; the analog sunset in AV is on the horizon. If we look at the various playback/display signal levels in a typical AV system we find the following: ...
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Eleven years after the U.N. International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
began recording its trial proceedings, the ICTR will migrate its video
recordings to high-resolution digital video ...
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Online video is getting smarter. At least that the conclusion one could draw after walking the floor of the Streaming Media East trade show this week in New York. In a much needed evolution of ...
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I recently participated in the second annual InfoComm 100 executive conference. It was a great honor and surprise to be invited back after I got on my soapbox last year at the inaugural event and ...
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I frequently get asked what is the most difficult portion of managing an AV project – and believe me – I’ve managed several very large scale projects, including ground up skyscrapers packed with ...
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Last year I wrote about my students' use of Facebook as a primary means of communication amongst themselves and with me. I signed up several years ago, and students immediately began ...
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I gave a talk at StreamingMedia East in New York City earlier this month to a group of business executives assembled by California-based webcasting solution provider MediaPlatform. I was told ...
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A quarter century in business today should be measured in equivalent "post-microchip years" to delineate the rapidity of change that occurred over that period of time. Advanced AV of ...
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It’s a diverse industry, but who would have guessed that AV Technology would take over school water fountains? Hundreds of schools in the Netherlands have introduced TENQ water coolers with ...
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