march/april 2009 contents
Regular Items
05 In Focus Comment by Neil Nixon.
06 Business Today Responsible regulation by Joe O’Halloran.
08 Content Distribution Subscription battles by Chris Forrester.
10 Viewpoint A virtual space by Robert Taffurelli.
14 Audio
▲ Cover
Hello...can you hear me? by Kevin Hilton.
Harris takes automation to the enterprise
level. p18
16 Face to Face with Dave Cole, IPV?Ltd.
Feature Automation &?Asset Management
18 Taking automation to the enterprise level by Chris Simons, Harris Broadcast.
20 Darwinism and the broadcast industry by Ian Fletcher, Omnibus Systems.
24 Is automation under control? by Neil Maycock, Pro-Bel.
▲ Feature
28 Remote playout via the Internet by Don Ash, PlayBox Technology Ltd.
An integrated approach delivering multi-
channel automation solutions that are
flexible, cost effective and future-proof. p32
30 Flexible automation by Rob Leishman, Abit.
32 An integrated approach by Tom Gittins, Pebble Beach Systems.
34 Broadcast operations made simpler by Peter Gallen, TMD.
Special Reports
36 Eyes on the ball by Laurie Frost and Jim Daniels, Camera Corps.
40 Quality counts by Hugo Chung, MiraVid.
44 Signal analysis takes a holistic view by Doug Iles, Broadcast Australia.
▲ Special Report
Special camera systems for spectacular
action coverage of sports events. p36
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