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olympics everywhere supplement
In this issue: 22 Olympics everywhere: an introduction by Neil Nixon. 24 Going for gold by Ralph Higson, Panasonic. 26 Reducing interference at the London Olympics by Martin Coleman, Satellite Interference Reduction Group. 28 Sound travels by James Caselton, Dolby Laboratories. 30 Enabling the ‘every screen’ Games by Mike Nann, Digital Rapids. 32 When quality counts by Bruce Devlin, AmberFin. 36 Olympic coverage: the ‘non-rights holder’ challenge by Jakob Nielsen, Pacific Television Center. 38 Fighting for space by Alan Mercer, SatStream. 40 Business intelligence for the multi-screen experience by Tim Felstead, Harris Broadcast Communications.
Cover photo courtesy of Dolby Laboratories.
Olympics Everywhere Supplement
Recognising that the London 2012 Olympic Games will be the first truly multi-screen, ‘TV Everywhere’ global event.
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