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Picture this: Your assignment editor for the nightly newscast needs images of people eating pizza, or perhaps President Biden eating pizza. How difficult could that task be? A new partnership between Mobius Labs and Nomad Media is designed to make it easier.

"Gagl could be used as the hub for a news program or for a morning radio show to support multiple simultaneous contributor connections," Comrex says. "Because it offers low latency, it’s appropriate for call-in talk radio. Gagl could also be used to allow a single contributor to connect back to the studio from a computer or smartphone."

Nomono, the Trondheim, Norway-based developer of audio recording and collaboration products designed to assist both podcasters and journalists tell "immersive audio stories," has closed a multimillion-dollar investment round led by Schibsted Ventures.

Two decades of innovation, growth and customer-centric design are being celebrated by Massachusetts-based integrated video production systems developer Broadcast Pix. "We want to thank our partners, clients, and evangelists for all your loyal support," the company's leaders share.

Noting the improved global conditions related to COVID-19, including the safe and effective execution of recent trade shows, Avid will host an IBC2022 exhibition floor stand to feature its latest innovations in cloud-based production and remote collaboration for media creation teams in film and television.

The Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) has revealed the dates for an upcoming ATSC 3.0 Jamaica Bootcamp and Seminar. ATSC is collaborating with the Jamaica DSO Regulatory and Technical Committee, Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica and the Spectrum Management Authority (SMA) to produce the event.

It was a centerpiece article in the Spring 2022 RBR + TVBR Special Report — a Pinellas County, Fla., production facility where streaming and broadcast media converge, thanks to tech advancement pioneered by CP Communications through its Red House Streaming operation. Now, their St. Petersburg headquarters has been fully transformed into a native IP production center.

AdTonos, which monetizes gaming, podcasts, audiobooks, music and radio streams for publishers in Europe and across the Americas, has opened a new U.S. office. As such, it now has a Business Development Director running the N.Y.-based workspace in 1WTC. He joins from iHeartMedia.

It's an Oslo, Norway-based media processing and delivery technology firm. As of today, it now enjoys a global preferred alliance member agreement with live media and entertainment specialist Grass Valley.

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