Telestream’s 10th acquisition creates a major presence in the global media and entertainment market’s content storage and management segment.
Masstech today appointed James Whitebread as chief digital officer. He has a 15-year background in product design and development for sports and media and entertainment (M&E), and extensive experience in […]
TVN Tech | IP, Cloud, AI Were Everywhere At Buzz-Free IBC
Exclamations about the IP transition, the cloud and AI were notably muted at this year’s IBC. Vendors say that’s because this year wasn’t about shiny new things, but rather getting to work on implementation.
Masstech has announced the release of Kumulate, its new intelligent storage and asset lifecycle management platform. The result of industry consultation, Kumulate offers media and entertainment (M&E) users a route […]
Today, storage management provider Masstech appointed George Kilpatrick CEO, taking over from outgoing CEO, Joe French, who is stepping down. Kilpatrick joins Masstech from Amazon Web Services (AWS), where he […]
Masstech & x.news | Stands 7.C55 & 1.C27| https://masstech.com/ Masstech announced its collaboration with x.news information technology to provide x.news users full visibility into both video and text sent by […]
On The NAB Exhibit Floor: Masstech
Masstech | Booth SU3202 | Website: www.masstech.com Masstech is heading to the 2017 NAB Show with its widest array of media management innovations and enhancements in years. The company will […]
Masstech – a provider of innovative, advanced workflow and media asset management solutions – today announced Masstech Portal for Avid, a new software offering designed to streamline media interchange between […]
Michael Devine Joins Masstech N.A. Sales Team
The station group is the first in the U.S. to integrate the asset management and archiving solution with its newsroom system. Masstech For News lets journalists access stories — text and video — within a station’s newsroom system, like AP ENPS and Avid iNews.
Monitoring Tech Expands Station Options
As the power of IT grows and financial constraints drive station purchasing, what began as simple compliance monitoring is clearly evolving into new areas for TV stations. Over time, the features have grown dramatically to include monitoring of the entire broadcast chain. With their help, broadcasters can catch frozen video frames, closed-caption glitches, soundtrack mistakes, missing metadata and dozens of other errors. The latest wrinkle: audio loudness monitoring for compliance with the CALM Act (as pictured on Volicon’s Observer).