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o TVBEuropeis the proven European market leader in television broadcasting technology analysis. Through our monthly magazine, electronic newsletters and constant news presence at www.tvbeurope.com we publish more original, journalist-written content every month than all our competitors combined.


o TVBEuropeleads the market in discussion of digital workflows for acquisition, operations, post, playout and delivery – with a business-led approach that is insightful, readable and relevant.


o In addition to the Issue Specials outlined, in every issue our three established core sections anchor TVBEurope’sreporting of the television broadcast workflow. News & Analysis delivers headlines, context and explanation of the big stories. The Workflow is our bedrock coverage of end-user moves to HD, tapeless operation, an IT infrastructure and multi-platform delivery. And The Business Case is still unique to TVBEurope: every issue, an examination of a vendor’s business and how it impacts the European marketplace.


EDITORIAL CALENDAR 2012 MONTH


June July


August


September October


November December


ISSUE FOCUS NAB Wrap-Up


London Olympics Issue IBC Product Preview IBC Show Issue


Best of IBC Editors’ Awards IBC Wrap-Up


Media Asset Management


ISSUE SPECIAL Archiving & Storage


Reference Monitor Shoot-Out IT Broadcast Workflow Wrap-Up 3D Production Close-Up Audio For Broadcast


Tapeless Video Recording News Broadcast Workflows


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