Washington DC: Significant growth in the remote integration (REMI) workflow is prompting Broadcast Management Group (BMG) to double the capacity of its Las Vegas based broadcast hub.
Broadcast Management Group recently provided system integration services for Washington, DC-based newspaper and website, Roll Call.
The National Association of Broadcasters Convention is quickly approaching for those of us who make the annual migration.
A little over a year ago we blogged about our strategic decision not to own production equipment.
It’s been awhile since our last blog post dedicated to Snapchat.
We, as humans, are living in an exciting time where technology is disrupting every industry imaginable, including live video production.
NAB 2017 is behind us and the dust has finally settled.
Prepping for the annual NAB Show in Vegas is almost as exhausting as attending the event.
When we scope out a project, one of the biggest considerations is the production equipment.
Every year, we trek out to Vegas for the NAB Show.
The internet has revolutionized a lot of industries.
GoPro has had a good run. Since launching in 2002, their tiny, user-friendly POV cameras have dominated the extreme sports industry. If you ski or snowboard, you feel in the minority if you don’t have a Hero4 strapped to your head. But it looks like GoPro doesn’t want to be pigeonholed to just extreme sports. They’ve recently made some significant strides to try and reach new consumers. Here’s a look at some of the new initiatives GoPro has made in an effort to expand beyond extreme sports.
Going into any live production project, we always look unique features to integrate into the live show. Here are some of our favorite dynamic camera systems.
YouTube, Facebook and Twitter have all had a lasting impact on broadcast television and all three platforms continue to make waves (check out our latest blog series to see what I’m talking about).