Monthly Archives: September 2008

Ross Video, a designer and manufacturer and of multi-definition production switchers has joined Sports Video Group as a premier sponsor. For more information on Ross Video please visit their website.  More

Despite having one of the best records in NCAA football, until recently, Trinity College, Hartford, CT, had a stadium that was lacking when it came to good sound. A small, […]  More

By Carolyn Braff Now that the House that Ruth Built has seen its final pitch, the nightmares of broadcasting from Yankee Stadium are ghosts of the past, but plenty of […]  More

Riedel Communications introduced the Acrobat Digital Wireless Intercom series at IBC 2008. The Riedel Acrobat system is a full-duplex, wireless communications intercom allowing the operation of an unlimited number of […]  More

In a continuing effort to serve Hispanic sports fans wherever and whenever, ESPN Mobile has made ESPNdeportes.com available to mobile users. The launch of the site enables one-click access to […]  More

Clear-Com Communication Systems will supply nine Eclipse Digital Matrix intercom systems to ZDF. ZDF along with the assistance of systems integrator Studio Hamburg MCI, will install the Eclipse Matrix units […]  More

The New York Times today dives into the NCAA ’s hesitancy to fully embrace the digital age, even at a time when colleges are at the forefront of technology research […]  More

By Andrew Lippe Canon Broadcast has introduced the BU-50H, a POV camera with 1/3-inch CCDs that is ideal for indoor sports arenas. The robotic pan-tilt zoom camera system is capable […]  More

Topping this week’s venue news is the announcement that Argentina is gearing up to defy the International Tennis Federation by choosing a small indoor stadium for Davis Cup play, in […]  More

Polecams are increasingly prevalent for capturing unique camera angles in sports. Forge Media is using one to provide dynamic camera shots for the fourth season of Fox Sports’ FLW Outdoors […]  More