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VERSUS is relying on the Artist Digital Matrix Intercom system and Performer beltpacks at its new HD production studio.

Fairlight has named Guitar Center’s GC Pro unit as the primary U.S. distribution outlet for its new Xynergi media controller.

Business highlights from around the world of sports on TV, video and the Internet.

NBC Universal is acquiring Oxygen Media, a cable television network focused on programming for women, for approximately $925 million.

Broadcasters met with the FCC last week to voice their concerns about a proposed truck stop wireless cable system that could cause interference with broadcasters’ ENG signals.

KKR and the Goldman Sachs Group have walked away from an $8 billion Harman purchase.

More than 20,000 broadcasters attended the 123rd AES Convention in New York.

Robbins joined Cox in 1983 and was named president in 1985.

LA Digital Post in Los Angeles recently purchased 20 Avid Media Composer Adrenaline systems to enhance its HD offline business.

This was the first year that the station acquired HD images directly from the field for live broadcast.

The newly upgraded studio facilities in Stamford, CT, are used for live pre- and post-game shows.

A new HD truck will feature three of Sony’s new BVM-L230 LCD reference monitors to view feeds coming from its 19 Sony HD cameras.

The company builds, develops and manages one of the largest broadband and mobile platforms in Europe.

The FastSoft technology will accelerate data transfer for sports teams.

Class on Demand has designed and distributed media training materials for more than 200 producers and broadcasters.