NAB 2009: Grass Valley: Business As Usual - Broadcasting Cable

Las Vegas — Grass Valley celebrated its 50th anniversary at the 2009 NAB Show in Las Vegas by launching a high-end production switcher, Kayenne, announcing a number of major international orders, and proclaiming that it was confident of its future

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PLATINUM’s focus is on offering the highest-quality customer-centric services, solutions, support and maintenance to assist any business with their technology needs. This customer-centric approach starts with building long-term relationships. We work

Americans’ medical files go digital, by way of Asia - Los Angeles Times
A trainee in Manila tries to decipher an American doctor’s dictation. U.S. healthcare providers outsource billions of lines of transcription work each year to low-paid workers across Asia. Low-paid transcriptionists in the Philippines, India and

New HP offerings help customers manage downturn, thrive in recovery - Philippine Star Online
Charles Ty, product specialist for HP StorageWorks, and Anthony Agustin Jr., enterprise server and storage manager. MANILA, Philippines - HP has announced new products, solutions and services that enable organizations to address the short-term cost

Macs targeted by new trojan horse - Taipei Times
Mac users who have downloaded pirated software recently may have been infected by a trojan horse that is being used to create the first Mac botnet, an antivirus company warned. The virus is transmitted through peer-to-peer (P2P) networks where users

EU says media freedom worsening in Afghanistan - Boston IMC
(Join The Maelstrom, companion list to this blog.) Indymedia (IMC) says: Indymedia says: Your speech has the same fate as the polar bears! (ha ha). Indybay.org says: this news blog is automatically censored! We don’t even have to work for our money

Trout’s trial may offer jury a lesson in high-tech spying - Greenville News
The trial this week of former County Councilman Tony Trout on charges of computer spying and destroying records could include a demonstration of the spy software that federal investigators say they found on computers used by County Administrator Joe