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| Blur Studio Serves Up The Menu for Fox Applying its insight into youth culture, Blur Studio recently designed and produced the graphics package for The Menu, the new magazine-style entertainment show for teens on Fox. |
| Selling to the Sunday Morning CEO, Part 2 Historically, evangelical assemblies have been the quickest to accept multimedia technology for enhancing the worship experience. They often view giant screens and contemporary music as the key to drawing in youth and un-churched singles and families. If you can help them get their message out in a way that speaks clearly to the masses, they will find the funds to make it happen. |
| Childstar (Widescreen DVD) Taylor Brandon Burns (Mark Rendall, The Winning Season) is a spoiled young television star on the verge of adulthood. As such, he finds himself in the precarious position between his current stardom and the inevitable obscurity that follows every child actor when he loses his youth and is left stranded by the uncaring, money-hungry motion picture industry. |
| AV Hall of Fame: Alan C. Brawn Alan Brawn started life in Wood River, Illinois: Population 11,000. The small town, 25 miles east of St. Louis, offered a classic 1950’s style upbringing, says Brawn, with three oil refineries employing most of the adults and sports occupying the time of much of the youth. |
| Creative Technology Lights Up The Stage At The 2003 Emmy Awards Creative Technology Los Angeles provided projection technology, screens and LED displays for the 55th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards broadcast live on FOX, September 21, from the Shrine Auditorium in Hollywood, CA. |
| New Workstation Technology HP sent us its latest XW4100 workstation, and it's sporting some brand new technology inside. Revving under the hood is Intel's newest chip, the P4 3.0GHz C, running alongside a fast new 800MHz front-side bus. The new P4 C also uses Intel's tricky hyperthreading technology, making one chip act like two. All this comes in a pleasing package, a fine product that's the first new desktop from the newly-combined Compaq and HP. Let's take a look. |
| LCoS Display Technology Shoot-Out, Part D This is the final article in a four-part series examining Liquid Crystal on Silicon, LCoS, a relatively new and obscure display technology that is now making its grand entrance into the HDTV marketplace. Here in Part D we’ll start with an overall assessment of LCoS technology, followed by detailed technical performance comparisons between all of the major display technologies: CRT, LCD, Plasma, DLP, and LCoS. We’ll finish with a discussion of the most exciting new developments in display technology that will be the subject of future articles in this series. |
| Point, Click & Wow! -- Chapter 3: Prepare for Technology Success Here's the third chapter of a special book excerpt by Claudyne Wilder and Jennifer Rotondo. With this book, Point, Click & Wow! , you'll learn how to put together more compelling presentations with hundreds of tips and techniques you can't get anywhere else. This chapter gives you guidelines to use with the technology portion of your presentation. You will also read stories from over one hundred people who shared with us their technology successes and failures. |
| Consumer Electronics Show Packed with Pro AV Was there really ever a time when we wondered when Pro AV would become mainstream? There was, just a couple of years ago. But walking the floor at CES, you wouldn't think so. Traditional Pro AV companies were all over the place and looked really, really good. It was also clear, particularly in the Home Theater area, that traditional Pro AV companies were the technology leaders. And this looks like the year that demand meets product, consumer interest is way up and products are scaled down in size, power and price. |
| Speck Electronics MicPre 5.0 California-based Speck Electronics, founded in 1973 by Vince Poulos, makers of the highly successful XTRAMIX line mixer and Model ASC equalizer, have recently released the new MicPre 5.0 Microphone Preamplifier/Mix Node. The MicPre 5.0 is an original design and packs a lot of features into a compact half-rack space and can be rackmounted and combined with the Model ASC 4-band equalizer for a powerful and versatile channel strip. |
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