BARRY BLESSER TO KEYNOTE BROADCAST ENGINEERING CONFERENCE AT 2010 NAB SHOW

WASHINGTON—Dr. Barry Blesser, digital audio pioneer, director of engineering for 25-Seven Systems and contributing columnist for Radio World Engineering Extra magazine, will deliver the opening keynote speech at the NAB Broadcast Engineering Conference on Sunday, April 11 at 9:00 am. Blesser, who has served as a technical and management consultant for the past 40 years to more than 50 high-tech companies, will provide insight on the broadcast engineering profession and its next generation of leaders.

NAB SHOW INTRODUCES DESTINATION BROADBAND

WASHINGTON—The 2010 NAB Show will debut Destination Broadband, a dynamic new exhibit area focusing on advances and applications for broadband technology, April 12 – 15 in Las Vegas. Destination Broadband, featuring more than 50 leading-edge companies and a presentation theater, will examine the entire online video experience within the broadband ecosystem from back end infrastructure to revolutionary technologies for the home.

FUTURE MEDIA CONCEPTS TO EXHIBIT AT NAB 2010

Future Media Concepts (FMC), the premier authorized digital media training organization for postproduction, broadcast, and content creators, will be exhibiting at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention held annually in Las Vegas, NV from April 12th – 15th, 2010 at booth SL7706. FMC is known for their comprehensive course offerings delivered by only the nations most sought after industry professionals.

FMC management and instructors will be on-site to highlight recent course offerings from their award-winning training curriculum, as well as their recently released FMC|Online live training platform. “It is crucial for professionals to be aware of the newest techniques and trends permeating the postproduction, broadcast and creative markets,” says Ben Kozuch, President and Co-Founder, FMC. “We are looking forward to exhibiting at NAB to not only relay the benefits of our award winning training curriculum, but leverage the feedback we receive from the creative community to enhance our current coursework and actualize future releases.”

Broadcast Pix Unveils Slate V8

Broadcast Pix™ today announced Version 8 software for its Slate™ live video production systems. V8 features a powerful and efficient new user interface, plus enhancements to its Fluent™ Multi-View, Clip Store and Macros workflow tools. New options extend Slate’s control to ViewCast streamers and Telemetrics camera control systems. V8 will also run on upcoming Broadcast Pix 3G systems and so enable a smooth transition to a 1080p future. Broadcast Pix will demonstrate V8 at the 2010 NAB Show in Las Vegas, Nev., April 12-15 (Booth N4506).

PORTLAND COMMUNITY MEDIA ACQUIRES 30 NEW JVC GY-HM100 PROHD CAMCORDERS

JVC Professional Products, a division of JVC U.S.A., announced today that Portland Community Media TV (PCM-TV)—a nonprofit organization dedicated to community access media production, video training workshops, and video production services for government and nonprofit agencies in Portland, Ore.—has taken delivery of 30 new JVC GY-HM100 ProHD camcorders.
The camcorders are being used to train the general public, from seventh graders to senior citizens, many of whom have never used a video camera. Once trained, these community members can help produce original shows that air on any of the seven Comcast cable channels managed by PCM-TV that reach a half-million households in the Greater Portland region, as well as Internet outlets.

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