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Dubbing Demands Shift as COVID-19 Propels Virtualized Workflow

By Phil Kurz published

Deluxe EVP Chris Reynolds discusses how dubbing has changed due to the virus and the One Dub solution

Opinions
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Is the Industry Ready to Move on From 4K to 8K?

By Thierry Fautier published

Even 4K deployments are not yet mainstream

Opinions
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Furniture Vendors Focus on Protection

By Kevin Hilton published

Whether broadcasting from the studio or at home, the ergonomics haven’t changed

Broadcast Engineering
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Despite Pandemic, KTLA Maintains ‘Broadcast Quality’ Newsgathering

By Dan Slentz published

New work strategies and key newsgathering tools were utilized to deal with COVID-19

Broadcast Engineering
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‘8K Is Right on Schedule,’ Say Advocates

By Michael Balderston published

Equipment, distribution and consumer trends are on pace with early 4K trends

Broadcast Engineering
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CBS Sports Conducts Remote PGA Production With The Switch

By Michael Balderston published

At-Home/REMI production methods were used for recent PGA Championship

Sports
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TCT Television Deploys Hybrid Master Control Leveraging AI

By Phil Kurz published

Artificial intelligence is helping the broadcaster reduce costs and improve efficiency

Broadcast Engineering
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NEP’s ‘Smart Stage’ Presents a New Arena for Production

By Michael Balderston published

The ability to film anytime, anywhere just got a new meaning

Broadcast Engineering
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‘Survivor’ Finale Conquers COVID-19 Challenge With Help of Tech

By Phil Kurz last updated

Remote camera control and a cloud-based workflow kept the talent and crew safe

Broadcast Engineering
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Lighting a Path Back to Production

By Tom Butts published

Home studio demands, product evaluations top list for lighting vendors

Broadcast Engineering
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