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SAM Helps Broadcast Russia’s Life With Kahuna Switcher

By Michael Balderston published

Snell Advanced Media is in business with Moscow-based 24/7 TV news channel Life by providing its Kahuna 4800 production switcher with Maverick control surface.

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SAM IP Infrastructure the Choice for RTL City

By Michael Balderston published

Broadcasting Center Europe (BCE), as the systems integrator for the RTL Group, has decided to go with SAM’s end-to-end IP infrastructure at RTL City, RTL Group’s new Luxembourg headquarters.

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Televisa Networks Deploy SAM ICE Playout Technology

By Michael Balderston published

Snell Advanced Media has shipped its ICE channel-in-a-box south of the border, as Mexico’s Televisa Networks has acquired the platform.

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SAM Announces New Kula Production Switcher

By Michael Balderston published

Combining SD, HD and 4K capabilities, the new Kula production switcher is the latest announcement from Snell Advanced Media.

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Moving SAM Forward: A Talk with Tim Thorsteinson

By Tom Butts published

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SAM to Intro Its News Solution at NAB Show New York

By TV Technology Staff published

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CHEK TV Invests in SAM Vibe for News Production

By Michael Balderston published

Canadian broadcaster CHEK TV is boosting its ability to deliver news both on air and over the web with the addition of Snell Advanced Media’s Vibe platform.

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Vista Studios Installs SAM 4K, IP Tech

By Michael Balderston published

Some of SAM’s technology has made its way across the pond to the west coast as Los Angeles-based broadcast and production facility Vista Studios has grabbed 4K and IP gear from SAM.

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SAM’s Kahuna Shines for WFYI Public Media

By Nate Pass, Director of Engineering, WFYI published

WFYI Public Media is a PBS member television station that produces local and original content across Indiana.

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Belden Paid $94M for SAM

By Tom Butts published

A week after it announced its acquisition of Snell Advanced Media, Belden revealed that it paid approximately $92 million for the company, according to an SEC filing.

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