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From Pinhole Projectors to Multi Site Broadcast, Covering a Total Solar Eclipse Live
On 12 August, the Moon's shadow swept in from the Arctic, crossing Greenland and Iceland before reaching Spain in the early evening. With the sun low over the horizon, a narrow band across northern Spain went fully dark for a couple of minutes, while the wider region around it watched a deep partial eclipse, the sun cut down to a sliver, the light dropping and shifting into colours an ordinary sky never shows. Somewhere along that path, a child was watching the Sun disappear
Aug 143 min read


Is the Satellite Media Tour Still Relevant Now Everyone Has a Smartphone?
Smartphones have changed how content gets made, and delivery technology like bonded cellular has changed some of how it gets broadcast too. What has not changed is the problem a satellite media tour solves: delivering a live, broadcast standard interview to dozens of newsrooms at once, on each newsroom's own terms. A phone paired with bonded cellular delivery, several SIM cards combined for a strong, steady signal, has made single feed broadcasting easier, but not multi newsr
Aug 104 min read


How Does Simultaneous Interpretation Work for a Multi Language Event?
Simultaneous interpretation lets an audience hear a live interpreter speaking in their own language, moments after the original speaker, delivered through headsets or a dedicated broadcast audio channel, so nobody is waiting for a translated summary afterwards. Simultaneous interpretation delivers translated audio moments after the original speaker, live. Remote interpretation lets teams cover multi market events without flying interpreters on site for every language. Each br
Jul 203 min read
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