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🌟 Have you ordered your CDM-SFR - the Sony ILME-FR7 Universal Zoom Servo Drive yet? 🌟 Key Features: 🎥 Universal Zoom Motor: The CDM-SFR is a compact and universal zoom motor, easily adaptable to almost any lens by mounting it on the 15mm rod. Enjoy the flexibility of creative lens choices without the hassle. 🔧 Controlled via Sony ILME-FR7: Seamlessly integrate the CDM-SFR with your Sony ILME-FR7 base unit. Whether you're using a remote panel or web access to control your FR7, the zoom motor effortlessly receives signals directly from the FR7 base unit. 🔌 No Extra Cables or Power Supply Needed: Simplify your setup with the CDM-SFR! Inheriting all necessary cables, clamps, distribution boxes, and plugs, you can use it straight out of the box with your Sony ILME-FR7. No need for extra power supplies, just plug and play! Don't miss out on the opportunity to enhance your workflow with the CDM-SFR. Place your order today and experience the Chrosziel difference: https://lnkd.in/eJEKGKy5 #Sony | Professional Europe #FR7 #PTZ #CDMSFR #UniversalZoomMotor #Chrosziel

Edgio's Eric Black: In an economically squeezed 2024, media companies that shift to a managed services model can find greater flexibility, efficiency and profitability. For Broadcasters, A Shift To Managed Services Can Secure Profitability https://lnkd.in/e-tbnEaY

Of the 5 key topics schedule for the DPP European Broadcaster Summit next week, Caton Technology's Ray Huang will be there with insight on IP Infrastructure, Hybrid Cloud Architecture, and Artificial Intelligence as it relates to AI driven live IP Broadcasting. #IPInfrastructure, #AI, #Hybridcloud

Edgio's Eric Black: In an economically squeezed 2024, media companies that shift to a managed services model can find greater flexibility, efficiency and profitability. For Broadcasters, A Shift To Managed Services Can Secure Profitability https://lnkd.in/eMiBGgyC

Succession, The Bear and now the Federal Communications Commission? No joke, the FCC won an Emmy for Innovative Design of the FCC's Broadcast Incentive Auction! Economists who worked on FCC auctions even won a Nobel Prize. And the FCC's Incentive Auction Task Force and its public and private partners have also won numerous awards for their innovative work. This groundbreaking two-sided auction: (1) offered incentive payments to over-the-air TV stations for the return of underutilized broadcast spectrum and (2) simultaneously sold that freed up spectrum to wireless carriers for 5G and other broadband services. The auction raised $7.3 billion for the U.S. Treasury.  These awards underscore the importance of restoring the FCC's authority to auction spectrum. Spectrum auctions not only raise billions of dollars for the U.S. Treasury and garner praise from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences 😀. They also foster innovation, support U.S. economic and national security, and power the wireless networks that allow us to watch all the other Emmy-award winners on our mobile devices anywhere at any time. #FCC #EmmyAward #Spectrum

Regulating TV and on-demand access services is such an important part of what we do at Ofcom. Amar and Liam's reflections in the video below explain why far better than I could in this post! More information on our website - including plain English summaries and BSL video summaries of the Access Services Code and best practice guidelines: https://lnkd.in/ehHsCUQk

📺 Today is World Television Day 📺 Did you know that the European Audiovisual Observatory, part of the Council of Europe, provides legal and market analysis of the trends in European television? It gives a comparative European overview of the audiovisual industry in 4️⃣0️⃣ different countries as well as detailed analysis of national and regional industries. Read more about the European Television industry ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dZGXTrUu

As the media business undergoes titanic change, my colleague John Kosner and I write in today's SportsBusiness Journal, how broadcast networks need to abandon their historic, inertia-based programming approach, reordering and increasing sports in prime time hours. #sportsmedia #sportsbusiness #sportstv #broadcasttv #broadcastsports #networktv #entertainmenttelevision

How did CPMs and ad volumes trend across local and national broadcast television, cable networks, and #CTV in July? The Founder and Principal Managing Partner of Inventus Media discusses Olympic ad spend and the outlook for political and industry-specific ad spending: https://bit.ly/3WZLwnz

I wonder what would happen if— and hear me out on this one— if these major companies allocated just a quarter of the resources and energy they devote to mergers and acquisitions toward developing original TV concepts and movies? Could Hollywood have already rebounded from the significant financial setbacks it faced due to the pandemic and strikes? What if investing less in existing intellectual property and more in creativity led to breakout successes? Could this transform Hollywood's reputation and, in turn, prove more profitable? I understand the concept of market consolidation and the significance of strong leadership. I also understand the allure of the high-stakes games played by Wall Street. However, I don't understand the logic in the perceived lower risk in pursuing mergers and acquisitions, which often lead to debt and layoffs, over scaling more original/creative project ideas. It often seems as though these executives and CEOs derive more enjoyment from discussions about building monopolies than they do from fostering creativity and storytelling.