Jay Ankeney
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NewTek Challenges the Trucks
By Jay Ankeney published
TriCaster proves its worth at recent high-profile sporting events
Under the Radar at The NAB Show
By Jay Ankeney published
This will be my 25th NAB, and I am as excited as a teenager about it.
Real-World Advice Will Highlight DP Workshop
By Jay Ankeney published
It’s one thing to stop by a booth, talk to the manufacturer of a product and try to decide if it’s the right one for your broadcasting operation back home.
'Meet the Press' Enters Hall of Fame
By Jay Ankeney published
In the heat of a political season and in the thick of a changing broadcast landscape, NBC’s Tim Russert offered some perspective Monday on broadcast political coverage.
The HD Codec Revolution
By Jay Ankeney published
At NAB2004, a lot of the excitement was generated by companies who have come up with very clever ways of wrangling that high bandwidth HD signal into an NLE's software.
The Legacy of Linear
By Jay Ankeney published
Hot enough for ya? Let's chill with a bit of post-production perspective.
The Aesthetics of Super Bowl Ads
By Jay Ankeney published
Let's kick off our annual analysis of the most striking of this year's Super Bowl ads by celebrating the editing principles behind these mixtures of entertainment and hype.
The HDV Breakthrough
By Jay Ankeney published
The original idea was "HD for the Masses" when JVC introduced its prosumer GR-HD1 camera last March based on a new recording format called HDV.
Long GOP Editing
By Jay Ankeney published
Kick back with a cold one and journey with me under the guidance of the good folks at Pinnacle Systems into the mystical world of low bit-rate editing.
Avid Rolls Out Native HDV Editing
By Jay Ankeney published
Earlier this month at IBC, Avid announced new versions of software that will enable editing HDV in its native format.
Editors' Feedback Key to dps Upgrade
By Jay Ankeney published
Sometimes it's not only the big splashy award-winning products you see introduced at the annual NAB fest that catch your eye.
Requiem for A Heavyweight
By Jay Ankeney published
Not every editor felt the earth rumble, but our universe changed at NAB2003 when Editware announced that it would no longer develop its DPE line of linear edit systems.
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