Tag: Tech
The Weekly Briefing
REVOLVING DOOR:
Christa Dickenson will be moving on from her Executive Director and CEO role at Telefilm Canada in September. Dickenson has been with the...
Broadcast Tech & Engineering News – Bell Media offers virtual in-content...
Bell Media is now offering virtual in-content advertising opportunities using tech that places product and signage into series during post-production. Tylenol and TD are...
The Weekly Briefing
REVOLVING DOOR:
Buck Martinez, 73, is stepping away from the Toronto Blue Jays broadcast booth as he prepares to undergo cancer treatment. The Blue Jays...
Bell Media offers virtual in-content advertising
Bell Media is now offering virtual in-content advertising opportunities using tech that places product and signage into series during post-production.
Tylenol and TD are two...
Broadcast Dialogue – The Podcast: Chris Chinnock of the 8K Association
8K, the high resolution successor to 4K, has in some ways been one of the technological casualties of the pandemic with its adoption abated...
Broadcast Tech & Engineering News – Dielectric unveils innovation to resolve...
ADVERTORIAL: The vast majority of UHF North American broadcast antennas today are slotted cylinder pylon antennas, which offer benefits including smaller tower footprints, fewer...
The Weekly Briefing
REVOLVING DOOR:
Marina Glogovac has been appointed CEO and President of the Toronto Star, effective June 1. She succeeds Lorenzo DeMarchi, who has been serving...
Broadcast Dialogue – The Podcast: Dielectric President Keith Pelletier on Pylon...
The vast majority of UHF North American broadcast antennas today are slotted cylinder pylon antennas, which offer benefits including smaller tower footprints, fewer parts,...
Broadcast Tech & Engineering News – Toronto’s Sabio acquires Streaming TV...
Sabio Holdings, through its newly-formed subsidiary, Vidillion Corp., has completed the acquisition of Vidillion Inc., a U.S. based Streaming TV supply side platform (SSP)...
The Weekly Briefing
REVOLVING DOOR:
Steve Pratt and Chris Boyce have announced their respective departures from Pacific Content, the Rogers Sports & Media-owned branded podcast studio they co-founded....
