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August Issue
Ad Closing: July 18
Materials Due: July 25
Bonus Distribution: IBC

FEATURE
Media Asset Management
You can't sell it if you can't find it. Content owners need help in managing video content. They will read this article to find solutions to tagging, tracking and inventorying their assets.

FEATURE
Video storage
Readers are confused by the plethora of storage solutions available. This practical tutorial discusses the kinds of storage technology available and offers guidance on selecting an option that fits the application.

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2008 Summer Olympics
A report on some of the technology being used in the '08 Olympics.

COMPUTERS AND NETWORKS
Software architectures for broadcast, Part II
The author reviews bandwidth and service issues in video network design, this time with an eye towards maintenance.

SYSTEMS SHOWCASE
FOX Business Network
An engineer's tour of the new FOX Business Network.

TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION
MPEG Splicing
Connecting the bits in a seamless way is key to error-free commercial insertion.

DIGITAL TUTORIAL
09 Countdown: Monitor and Control Systems
Keeping track of dozens of channels requires more than just eyeballs. Readers learn about the technology available to automate this Quality of Experience function.

APPLIED TECHNOLOGY
Neutrik Fiber connectors
A look at a user-friendly, field repairable fiber connector.

APPLIED TECHNOLOGY
Twister HD paint station
Graphic artists have new technology to create images for TV.

TRANSITION TO DIGITAL
Understanding Multiplexing
The author reviews the theory behind video multiplexing and shows readers where it's used in today's broadcast systems.

PRODUCTION CLIPS
Tips for using microphones
This experienced audio engineer shares a few of his real-world tricks to ensure solid audio performance with today's microphone technology.

TECHNOLOGY IN TRANSITION
Racks and Accessories
A look at new racks and rack technology that make system installation and equipment maintenance easier.

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Announcing the BE Roll
Broadcast Engineering’s new BE-Roll brings you the stories and ponderings of your colleagues. From the BE-Roll, you can read blogs from broadcast engineers, news directors, photogs and others who offer us windows into their daily lives and their take on the broadcasting industry.
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