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National TeleConsultants Joins AIMS

By Posted by Tom Butts published

System integrator supports open approach to IP standards.

Regulatory and Standards
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Grass Valley Introduces Enhanced Networking Tech at NAB 2017

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

Grass Valley will showcase multiple parts of its concept of the “Broadcast Data Center” at the upcoming NAB Show.

Products
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Tech Companies Band Together for New Video Format

By Tom Butts published

Regulatory and Standards
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The Business Case for IP-Based Content Distribution

By Malik Khan published

A channel on cable television or direct-to-home satellite just won’t cut it anymore.

Opinions
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InfoComm: FOR-A Highlights Integrated Product Range Supporting 12G-SDI/4K and Video-Over-IP

By Robin Hoffman, Pipeline Communications published

The Wire
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JVC Expands CONNECTED CAM Lineup with New 500 Series of Handheld Cameras

By Mark J. Pescatore published

The Wire
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Cisco Study: 4K Video to Drive 153% Jump in Internet Traffic by 2022

By Daniel Frankel published

Video remains the key propellant for explosive global traffic growth, and UltraHD proliferation will further exacerbate the trend.

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Video-Over-IP: AIMS, ASPEN Compared

By Jim DeFilippis published

As 2015 was wrapping up, new developments in IP transport of live uncompressed (or mezzanine compressed) video have compelled me to continue on with this theme of video-over-IP.

Opinions
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AIMS: SMPTE ST-2110 Products to Ship in 2017

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

Regulatory and Standards
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TVU Networks and South Korea’s KT Corp. Partner in World’s First 5G UHD Broadcast Network

By Robin Hoffman, Pipeline Communications published

The Wire
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