Pro Video Coalition
By Scott Gentry | April, 30, 2008
Good evening Mr. Phelps:As I mentioned in the Forum FAQ earlier this morning, launching forums on a new website is a tricky animal. The more categories you have early on, the more likely there will be
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By Art Adams | April, 29, 2008
I'm a bit late in writing this, but there are some NAB wonders that I want to blog about. I had all of one day to see the show, but I did see some pretty cool things. How can you not at NAB?I spent Sunday
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By Bruce A Johnson | April, 29, 2008
Archiving - now that's cocktail-party conversation! But something may be on the horizon that could make it sexy.
In one of those little conversations you have on the floor at NAB, a
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By Terence Curren | April, 29, 2008
While I found myself defending Avid's new pricing scheme , I got to wondering about how people actually decide if something is worth its cost. From conversations I've had publicly and privately it is
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By Terence Curren | April, 29, 2008
After returning from NAB last year (2007) I gave Avid 3 years as a significant player in the NLE market. The combination of the major inroads FCP had made, including the announcement of Final Cut Server
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By Bruce A Johnson | April, 29, 2008
I've spent the last week digesting everything I saw at this year's NAB show, from products great, like full-tilt video production trailers, to small, like AVCHD camcorders that record to SD flash
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By Adam Wilt | April, 28, 2008
I spent NAB 2008 walking around, looking for gear for our production company and getting a feel for where things are headed in general. I took away several strong impressions about where the industry is
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By Hart Shafer | April, 24, 2008
Another NAB has come and gone and it appears everyone at Adobe survived the crazy/great week. Well, I'm at home nursing the traditional post-NAB cold, and my feet took days to get their feeling back, but
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