10 Most Innovative Concert Visuals ’08
Apple Intros the New 17″ MacBook Pro
This introduction is really no surprise. Given that Apple has moved to this type of unibody construction across their...
VIDEO KILLS THE RADIO STAR, AGAIN
(Chicago, IL, December 1, 2008) – From the Rolling Stone playing at Soldier Field to the Beijing Olympics Opening...
AJA Offers Unique 1080 VFR Support for the Canon XH G1S
San Francisco, CA (January 5, 2009)–MacWorld Booth #1344–AJA VideoSystems, a leading manufacturer of professional video interface andconversion solutions, recently...
Canon U.S.A. Packs A Punch With A Powerful New Camcorder Line-Up For 2009
LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., January 5, 2009 – Canon U.S.A., Inc, a leader in digital imaging technology, announces an exciting...
ProVideoCoalition Liveblogging the MacWorld 2009 Keynote
This is the placeholder for liveblogging the keynote. It is 8:53am, I’m seated (decently) and ready to go…i I’ll...
Picasa Makes the Move to Mac
While certainly not a pro tool, Picase has become a great way to get photos online quick and easy....
Mikey on the scene – blogging the MacWorld SF 2009 Keynote Live
Head’s up – I’m in San Francisco with my media pass to MacWorld San Francisco 2009 (MWSF), I’ll be...
Your Rights as a Videographer and Photographer
I just read the account of amateur photographer Duane Kerzic, who was arrested for taking photos at the Amtrak...
DAM in 2009
DAM in 2009: enterprise, workgroup, and nothing in between…. 05-Jan-2009 – Submitted by: Theresa Regli, Analyst Today we release...
SeeFile 4.6's DAM features allow improved communication
SeeFile Software, a developer of DAM (digital asset management) software for sharing media files, is announcing Release 4.6 of...
MacWorld ’09 Predictions
As we prepare for the last Apple attended MacWorld tomorrow, I thought I’d throw my hat into the ring...
Autodesk to bring Toxik, Mudbox and ImageModeler to Mac
It is now official – from the website: “To coincide with the annual Macworld Conference & Expo in San...
Less is more
New social media tools, same old lesson: moderation By David Chartier | We can “tweet” our rants in 140...
