Mark Hallinger

Is sustainability settling in as part of the industry’s DNA?

Grass Valley announced a multiyear strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and plans to leverage Epic Games’ Unreal Engine

OBS brings the first fully HD Winter Games to the world

Advances in audio gear make first full surround Winter Games memorable

Improved storage, connectivity, and simplicity eased producers' preparations

NBC's Olympics broadcast managed more with less

TV Technology-Europe Editor Mark Hallinger caught up with Dave Mazza, Senior Vice President of Engineering for NBC Olympics a few hours before closing ceremonies.

'Highlights Factory' workflow supports massive new media effort.

P2 solid-state recording, browse availability highlight host effort.

NBC expands 5.1 coverage

Kiwi broadcaster takes to the skies and the sea

Piecemeal approaches meet DTV and consolidation challenges

TV Azteca of Mexico is an example of one of the many smaller facilities in the Olympics International Broadcast Centre (IBC) in London, but it shares many technical features with larger broadcasters.

Sky New Zealand, broadcasting the Games in conjunction with free-to-air broadcaster Prime TV, was a big user of Olympic Broadcasting Service’s (OBS) Multichannel Distribution Service (MDS).

TV Technology Europe Editor Mark Hallinger on how over-the-top TV and other technologies at the Broadcast Asia 2013 show mean both change and opportunity for the industry.

Televisa’s facility at the London International Broadcast Center (IBC) was interesting for a variety of reasons.

For NBC’s veteran production team, the run-up to the Games has been a busy, but manageable period where everything that had to get done was getting done, on and sometimes even ahead of schedule.