WIGE Media’s camera series CUNIMA has taken the next step in camera innovation with their newest product: The CUNIMA NANO. The affiliate company, WIGE Broadcast GmbH, incorporates an even more flexible and applicable miniature camera into their series of ultra-compact HD cameras, which have been successfully used in productions and on the market for years.

Broadcast Sports, Inc. (BSI), one of theworld's leading suppliers of wireless video and audio systems is expanding its UK based staff with additional RF engineers, R&D associates and product designers. The company has been recruiting technical staff throughout January and February and has already taken additional office space within Arliss House in the centre of Watford.

Mosart Medialab today announced that NRK, Norway's largest media company, has installed a second license of the Mosart® newscast automation solution and ordered a third following the success of its existing Mosart systems in Studio 7.

SportStats CG and Studio CG, totally developed by wTVision will be showed during the three days of the event.

TVN, a leading TV production provider, upgraded its TVN-Ü2HD OB truck for HD and 3D productions. As part of the change, the connections for set and remote operation of the 20 camera truck were switched to Riedel MediorNet. In addition, the entire audio system was completely rebuilt. The audio router is now a Lawo mc256 digital audio router; the intercom system is based on two Riedel Artist Digital Matrix Intercom mainframes (Artist 128 & Artist 32) with about 50 Artist 1000 control panels.

C2S Systems, the broadcast integration arm of WTS Group, has signed a deal to provide systems integration for the new London operations of broadcaster Phoenix Chinese News and Entertainment (PCNE). Based in Richmond, London, the new operation will provide local content and local fronting to PCNE’s existing channels, delivered across Europe from Hong Kong, which focus on news and entertainment for a Cantonese and Mandarin speaking audience.

Everyday millions of events are happening on Planet Earth. In Sports, Business, Entertainment. The big shows are covered by major television studios, but the majority is not covered live yet. This will change.

Institut fuer Rundfunktechnik shows the Binaural Room Synthesis (BRS) system, a sophisticated technology for spatial hearing of measured or modelled loudspeaker monitoring situations with headphones, at the CeBIT 2012. BRS permanently tracks the position of the listeners head.

CCTV, the state broadcaster in China, is developing a new channel which will bring news and magazine programming from around the country. To support this extensive new operation it has invested more than $1.2 million in tripods, lighting and bags from Vitec Videocom.

Arqiva, which provides transmission services for all terrestrial television and most radio channels in the UK, has chosen Custom Consoles furniture and monitor supports for an ultra-modern technical facility at its European Playout Centre in Buckinghamshire.

Dynamics specialist Jünger Audio will be attending the NAB 2012 convention (Booth SU3604) with two new additions to its *AP family of loudness control processors. These units are specifically designed to help US broadcasters stay within the parameters of the newly introduced CALM legislation.

Ross Video has announced their NAB 2012 offerings. Ross has new features and additions in each product line as well as the introduction of Ross Robotics.

The judges sit and listen, facing the artist with their backs. This is not about the looks, not about the show, all that matters is the voice. After the performance, the judges press their buzzer one by one to indicate approval, and the chairs turn around... . Since the TV-show “The Voice of Germany” is centered entirely around the music, the sound of the band and, of course, of the lead vocals becomes all the more important.

The two trade fairs, Musikmesse and Prolight + Sound, from 21 to 24 March 2012, provide mutual reinforcement for the product groups Production, Broadcast und Recording across both events.

Marc Hollogne’s new work L’Illuminé, combining film with live theatre, is touring France, Switzerland and Belgium for the 2011-2012 season. The expert skills of its technical service provider, Christie’s partner Ydeo, are on show everywhere it plays.