Man Crushed Under Weight of 34 TeraBytes
Categories: TV Engineering
Man Crushed Under Weight of 34 TeraBytes
More of a reminder to me to read this post about Final Cut Pro Asset Management than anything else. Looks interesting.
Comments on the state of network television and other things media related.
Categories: TV Engineering
More of a reminder to me to read this post about Final Cut Pro Asset Management than anything else. Looks interesting.
Categories: State of the News
Lost Remote’s Cory Bergman takes the opportunity of the release of AR&D’s book “Live. Local. BROKEN News. The Re-engineering of Local TV” to comment on the sad state of the network/affilate relationship.
For example: “Networks and studios increasingly taking their video content directly to users. It’s only a matter of time before the network-affiliate model evaporates.”
A blog post worh reading. (And read the comments as well.)
Categories: Net-Working
State of the News

A thought provoking commentary by Shelly Palmer on MediaBizBloggers.com
Categories: Broadcast 2.0

For 16 years, from late 1937 to early 1954 NBC had a symphony orchestra.
Now YouTube
has one as well.
I guess what is old is new again…
(And someone else
draws the same comparison over Illeana
Douglas‘ show on YouTube…)
Categories: State of the News

In today’s MediaBizBloggers, Steve Rosenbaum writes how News will survive the demise of the Newspaper. (And provides a
cautionary tale for the Network News business.)
Thought provoking reading.
Categories: Net-Working

Again Philip Hodgetts writes
a blog entry that I am envious of. He says (but does not attribute)
"…one expert suggests that 70% of media positions are filled from
within someone’s ‘social’ network."
How true !
Categories: Production Managment

Philip Hodgetts has some good suggestions
on how to keep the qaulity up and the costs down.