BroadcastAsia2011 Exhibition
Highly acclaimed as THE one-stop knowledge platform for the Broadcasting industry, BroadcastAsia2011 returns from 21-24 June 2011 at Suntec Singapore, bringing a plethora of the latest innovations, revolutionary technologies and programmes for the industry experts and professionals.Join leading exhibitors as they congregate at Asia's largest and most comprehensive event to showcase emerging technologies in Film, TV and Digital Signage. Expect revolutionary technologies in 3D, Animation and VFX, Broadcast Infrastructure / Facilities, Broadcast Networking and Security, Digital Media Asset Management, HD / Digital TV / IPTV / HBBTV (Hybrid Broadcasting Broadband TV), Mobile Broadcasting, Motion / Film Production and Graphics, Playout Services, Pro Audio (Editing / Mastering / Mixers / Post Production / Production), Radio (Automation, Master Control, Production) Satellite/Transmitter, Workflow Solutions, to name a few. Click here for the list of technologies.
BroadcastAsia2011 International Conferences
The BroadcastAsia2011 International Conference will feature a brand new conference format, with up-to-date sessions on the latest developments of broadcasting and "broader-casting" in the international arena, the growth of 3DTV since its recent launch, the future of HbbTV as well as the return of ever-popular topics such as file based workflow, what's new in technology transmission standards and much much more. There will also be technical workshops that address specifically on the latest industry issues held in conjunction with the conference.The Creative Content Production Conference also returns with a greater focus on content development and production in the Film and TV industry, as well as the convergence opportunities between both. There are expanded opportunities for working with producers and film-makers, as well as launch screenings for exciting upcoming projects
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Join leading exhibitors, industry experts, opinion makers, top executives, key buyers and influencers as they gather to witness the trends and opportunities in this dynamic industry.
Knowledge sharing @ Creative Content Production Conference
SINGAPORE – The progression of digital and 3D technologies offer producers the opportunity to create enhanced digital content
and greater access to a variety of delivery options. With Asian content gaining popularity in the international arena and the proliferation of new media platforms, the Creative Content Production Conference, part of BroadcastAsia2011, held from June 21-24 at Suntec Singapore, promises to engage delegates in discussions on scripting and storyboarding, as well as creative editing and production.
The Creative Content Production Conference, set for June 22 and 23, is featuring an expanded line-up of conference sessions, followed by a full-day post-production workshop on June 24. Various industry luminaries will be sharing their knowledge and best practices in production, distribution and delivery across films, TV dramas, animation series, documentaries, Internet and mobile content.
“The word ‘film’ has evolved in its definition to be more than just a delivery medium. Filmmaking encompasses content creation in its widest form of storytelling, entertainment and engaging the audience. As the global market is expanding, creative producers should be nurtured to tap all opportunities, and they must also learn how to develop the potential of content for markets beyond Asia if they are to be truly successful internationally,” says Juan Foo, executive producer of Shooting Gallery Asia.
CommunicAsia2011 Sees Increased Interest from First-time Exhibitors
Submitted by gsi on Fri, 05/06/2011 - 10:35
Asia's leading infocomm tradeshow to welcome new international and regional brand names
SINGAPORE, 4 May 2011 – CommunicAsia2011, the premier launch pad for the global infocomm (ICT) industry in the Asia-Pacific region, will see many first-time exhibitors making their debut this year, underlining the international standing and innovative approach of this iconic event. Newcomers who have already registered to participate include 3M Touch Systems, AsiaSat, Bharti Airtel, Conax, FibreHome Technologies, National Instruments, Tata Communications, VeriFone, Vislink News and Entertainment, Visual Ads, Vu TelePresence Inc. and Zynga, to name a few.
The exhibition will also feature new group pavilions from Korea, led by the Goyang Industry Promotion Agency (GIPA); from Sri Lanka, led by the Sri Lanka Export Development Board; and from Thailand, led by Telecommunications Research and Industrial Development Institute (TRIDI).
“The strong interest shown by new exhibitors reflects the growing interest in CommunicAsia, which is becoming a bigger, better and more significant event for the ICT industry with each passing year. Our constant endeavour is to make this a more innovative, relevant platform that encourages and attracts new entrants while featuring the very best in technology and services in the sector. The presence of larger numbers of industry stakeholders bodes well for potential business deals taking place during the course of the event in June,” said Mr. Victor Wong, Project Director of Communications Events, Singapore Exhibition Services.
CommunicAsia2011 is being organised under the theme “Shaping Vision, Creating Reality”. In keeping with this objective, it will feature breakthrough developments and the newest market-ready devices and solutions that promise to push the boundaries of satellite technology and communications to new levels. It will also provide the setting for fashioning dynamic milestone deals that could change the ICT communications scenario in Asia and across the world. The event is scheduled to take place from 21 to 24 June at Singapore’s prestigious Marina Bay Sands,
“CommunicAsia is where leading and emergent exhibitors, industry experts, senior executives and key buyers congregate at one platform to network, exchange notes, share knowledge and showcase the latest technologies and services. A greater presence of new companies and brands can only enhance this process. We welcome their participation, seeing it as a testament of our growing relevance to the ICT industry worldwide, and look forward to a highly successful trade show this June,” added Mr. Wong.
Quotes from Debut Exhibitors at CommunicAsia2011
Ms. Grace Choo, Head of Corporate Marketing & Public Affairs, 3M Technologies (S) Pte Ltd:
“CommunicAsia is an established trade event for the ICT industry. As a diversified company with a wide range of electronics and communications solutions, this is a solid opportunity for 3M to create awareness and acceptance of our new products for touch screens, data centers and interconnects, as well as to create new business opportunities for the company as a whole.”
Ms. Sabrina Cubbon, Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Asia Satellite Telecommunications Company Limited:
“CommunicAsia is an ideal platform for AsiaSat to meet our clients, service partners, and potential clients and users. A market place to display our coverage and access, services to the Asian broadcast, telecom and broadband community. At the same time, we also use this opportunity to update our knowledge on the latest development on products and service offerings of our industry.”
Mr. Jason Wang, Vice President, FiberHome international technology Co. Ltd:
“CommunicAsia provides exhibitors a golden opportunity, annually to display their innovative technologies and solutions in addition to offering visitors from around the world a platform to keep track of the latest technologies and market development trends. The debut of FiberHome at CommunicAsia2011 displays the company’s positive outlook and prospect towards the Asia-Pacific telecom market as well as its determination to expand business in the region.”
Show at a glance:
CommunicAsia2011/EnterpriseIT2011:
Date:
21 - 24 June 2011
Venue:
Marina Bay Sands Singapore,
Basement 2, Level 1 & Level 3
Opening Hours:
21 - 23 June: 10:30 am - 6:00 pm
24 June: 10:30 am - 4:00 pm
Admission:
Business and trade professionals only
Registration:
http://www.communicasia.com
Nabshow 2011 - report
Nabshow 2011 is over!
While we are waiting for the next big opportunity to meet you, enjoy some pictures of the NAB Show 2011, Las Vegas.
Thank you for coming, we had the most wonderful audience!
Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 adds HTML5 authoring
Adobe Systems (www.adobe.com) has released Adobe Creative Suite 5.5, a new product family that features advances in HTML5 and Flash authoring to enable designers and developers to create compelling content and applications.
Creative Suite 5.5 products also feature innovation in video production and editing, and add new capabilities in digital publishing. With Creative Suite 5.5 content authors worldwide can deliver work to multiple platforms, operating systems, Web browsers, smart phones and tablets, including Apple iOS, Android and BlackBerryTablet devices.
Focused on the latest wave of mobile devices, this new release of Creative Suite gives Web designers and developers a complete software solution for producing HTML5 content in the browser and deliver mobile applications through advances in Flash tooling. It empowers customers to create, deliver and monetize rich content and applications for virtually any screen.
In addition to advances in mobile authoring and digital publishing, Creative Suite 5.5 Production Premium Suite delivers video and audio professionals improved performance that builds upon the huge customer momentum the Production Premium suite is experiencing with broadcasters, filmmakers and video professionals worldwide.
Intel goes 3-D
Thought not yet targeted at 3-D TV, Intel’s new 22nm transistor combines small size with a 3-D construction. Shown in a microscopic photo in Figure 1, the new transistor represents a fundamentally different construction technology for future microprocessor families: the combination of 3-D construction and extremely small 22nm design. Note especially the higher ridge cross connections. These represent the new transistor’s gate, and the device’s source and drain are on opposite sides of the gate. The new process is said to continue the pace of Moore’s Law.
