Archive for September 30th, 2009

SSL MORSE Router Interconnects Control Room One and Two for Embedded Audio

ORLANDO, FL – Golf Channel, the definitive distributor of golf-related programming to over 100 million households world wide, recently upgraded Control Room Two with a 32-fader Solid State Logic C100 HD-S Broadcast Console. Joining the existing C100 HD in Control Room One, the new console presents session engineers with consistent console topology and functionality between the two rooms. An SSL MORSE Router was installed to interconnect both control rooms, delivering embedding and de-embedding options to both consoles. more

Today Avid announced that its new editing products – Media Composer (4.0), Symphony (4.0) and NewsCutter (8.0) – are now shipping, as announced at IBC 2009. These new offerings enable broadcast and post production professionals to lower production costs and enhance their productivity.<777>

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For more information, please visit www.avid.com.

Award-winning, on-demand training courses now available in Portuguese; company increases customer base by expanding training options to Brazilian market

Hoffman Estates, IL – September 30, 2009 - Class on Demand, a provider of professional educational products for creative markets, announced that they are working alongside Brazil-based CAD Technology Sistemas to offer a variety of their award-winning training titles in Brazilian Portuguese. CAD Technology Sistemas is a leading provider of Portuguese-language training products for production and postproduction in Brazil and South America. Class on Demand training titles are translated into Brazilian Portuguese with each course dubbed and narrated by a professional voiceover talent. “We are very pleased to be working with CAD Technology Sistemas to translate and distribute our on-demand training for Portuguese-speaking video professionals,” says Paul Holtz, CEO and Founder, Class on Demand. “The postproduction market in Brazil is very large and so is the need for our type more

Most of us tend to think of England’s King Henry VIII as a rotund monarch with a fondness for food and a habit of doing away with his wives. But in “Dressed To Kill,” a remarkable new exhibition at The Tower of London with AV support from Electrosonic, the public is introduced to a virile young Henry who’s the action hero of his day.

Part propaganda, part fashion, the exhibition conveys the power, majesty, wealth and psychology of the man, the icon and the king - who always ensured he was “Dressed to Kill.” Marking the 500th anniversary of Henry’s accession to the throne, “Dressed To Kill” presents the most extensive gathering of the king’s arms and armor ever held in the UK. Assembled from major collections around the world, some of the artifacts have never been displayed in the UK before. The more