Evan Brown, Executive Director of EDGE at the Oklahoma Department of Commerce

Evan Brown serves as the Executive Director of EDGE (Economic Development Growth and Expansion) at the Oklahoma Department of Commerce. With previous roles as Deputy Secretary of State and Deputy Director of Business Development and Legislative Director at the Department of Commerce, Evan brings a wealth…

Everything Panasonic is Showcasing at NAB 2025: New Cameras, PTZ Innovations, KAIROS Updates, and More

Everything Panasonic is Showcasing at NAB 2025: New Cameras, PTZ Innovations, KAIROS Updates, and More

In this article by Gary Kayye for rAVe PUBS, Panasonic Video and Audio Systems North America (PAVNA) unveils its full slate of technology and product innovations set to be featured at NAB Show 2025. With a focus on IP-based workflows, remote production tools, and scalable AV solutions, Panasonic is targeting professionals in broadcast, live event production, education, and corporate AV environments. The showcase emphasizes flexibility, integration, and advanced automation to meet the demands of today’s fast-paced production landscape.

Here’s a breakdown of everything Panasonic is doing at NAB 2025:

  • AG-CX370 Handheld Camcorder

    • Next-generation model following the popular CX350

    • Features 12G-SDI output, GENLOCK input for multi-camera sync, and 4-channel audio

    • Compact, portable, and energy-efficient—ideal for field production

  • KAIROS Live Production Platform (Version 1.8)

    • Adds multi-unit control for larger productions

    • Integrates with Singular.live and Viz Flowics graphics platforms

    • Supports new resolutions including 16:10 and 5:4 for more flexibility

  • KAIROS Alliance Partner Network Expansion

    • EIZO joins the network with its 30.5” HDR ColorEdge PROMINENCE CG1 display

    • Monitor verified for SMPTE ST 2110 workflows

    • Enhances studio setups with seamless compatibility

  • Media Production Suite Plug-ins

    • Includes AW-SF400G Ver. 2 video mixer plug-in

    • AI-based keying removes need for green screens

    • Smart Switching and auto-framing features for PTZ camera workflows

  • AK-UCX100 4K Studio Camera

    • Supports 2,000 TV lines of resolution

    • Compatible with HLG/BT.2020, 12G-SDI, ST 2110, NDI High Bandwidth, and SRT

    • Works standalone without requiring a CCU

  • AW-UE160W/K 4K PTZ Camera

  • AW-UE150AW/AK 4K PTZ Camera

  • AW-UB50 and AW-UB10 Box Cameras

  • 4K Memory Card Camcorders (AG-CX20, LUMIX HC-X2100/X1600/X1200)

  • WX-AM800 Beamforming Ceiling Microphone

  • WR-AV800 AV Processor

    • Controls up to four ceiling microphones and eight PTZ cameras

    • Syncs audio and video for smooth, automated conference and classroom experiences

Panasonic’s NAB 2025 booth will highlight its commitment to future-ready, IP-centric workflows for professionals across industries. From live production and streaming to studio automation and hybrid learning environments, Panasonic continues to lead with tools that are flexible, efficient, and fully integrated for today’s AV landscape.

Read the full article by Gary Kayye for rAVe PUBS HERE

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AJA Video Systems Previews New IP, SDI, and Audio Solutions for NAB Show 2025

AJA Video Systems Previews New IP, SDI, and Audio Solutions for NAB Show 2025

In this article from ProductionHub, AJA Video Systems President Nick Rashby shares an inside look at what attendees can expect from the company at NAB Show 2025. As industry professionals prepare to gather in Las Vegas for the media and entertainment industry’s premier trade show, Rashby discusses the top tech trends shaping the future of broadcast, AV, and content creation, and unveils several new products that AJA will be showcasing.

AJA anticipates major conversations at this year’s NAB Show to focus on IP video workflows, color management, and cloud-based production. These areas are rapidly evolving, offering exciting new capabilities while also introducing operational complexities. As hybrid environments become the norm, professionals must find efficient ways to bridge traditional SDI infrastructure with modern IP-based technologies.

In response to these trends, AJA is introducing several cutting-edge solutions at NAB 2025:

  • BRIDGE LIVE 3G-8: A powerful IP video workflow bridge featuring eight bi-directional 3G-SDI connectors. Ideal for live streaming, remote production, and multi-format delivery, it supports a wide range of codecs and formats including H.264, H.265, NDI, SRT, and HLS.

  • DANTE-12GAM: A compact 12G-SDI Mini-Converter designed to bridge SDI and Dante® audio ecosystems. It supports AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110-30, offering a portable solution for tight installations in mobile trucks and event spaces.

  • KUMO 6464-12G: A next-generation router with 64×64 12G-SDI connectivity, offering high-bandwidth, silent operation in a compact 4RU chassis. Built for scalability and flexibility, it’s ideal for broadcast, post-production, and professional AV environments.

Each of these new products directly aligns with growing industry demands. The BRIDGE LIVE 3G-8 answers the call for multi-channel IP streaming and remote collaboration, while the DANTE-12GAM supports the industry’s shift to IP-based audio workflows. The KUMO 6464-12G, with its silent design and broad SDI standard support, provides essential routing capabilities for productions handling complex signal paths.

For professionals attending NAB 2025, AJA invites visitors to Booth SL3310 at the Las Vegas Convention Center from April 6–9, where product experts will be on-site offering live demonstrations and in-depth insights. More information is available on AJA’s NAB landing page.

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Top Church Production Tools from NAB 2025: Must-Have Gear for Worship Tech Teams

Top Church Production Tools from NAB 2025: Must-Have Gear for Worship Tech Teams

In this article from ChurchProduction, readers get an inside look at the top products for churches unveiled at the NAB Show 2025 in Las Vegas. With thousands of exhibitors showcasing the latest in video production, broadcast, and live streaming technology, the event was packed with innovative solutions perfect for houses of worship. After days of hands-on demos and in-depth conversations with manufacturers, the ChurchProduction team selected five standout products that deliver exceptional value and performance—especially for small to mid-sized churches looking to upgrade their worship production setups.

One of the top highlights is Hive Studio from PTZOptics, a revolutionary browser-based video production platform built directly into PTZOptics cameras. Designed for ease of use and accessibility, Hive Studio allows church tech teams to control cameras, automate movement, match color, and live stream—without needing any additional software or hardware. This cloud-based solution is ideal for churches with volunteer-driven teams or those managing remote productions, as it enables real-time control from virtually anywhere.

Another standout product is the Panasonic AG-CX370 Handheld Camcorder, a feature-rich upgrade to the widely-used CX350. Designed with the house of worship market in mind, the AG-CX370 offers pro-level features such as 12G-SDI output, GenLock input, and four-channel audio support. Its compact form factor, energy efficiency, and flexible connectivity make it perfect for recording worship services, midweek content, and multi-camera live streams.

These tools reflect a growing trend in church production: user-friendly, professional-grade technology that empowers churches to produce high-quality content without overwhelming complexity or cost. Stay tuned for more from ChurchProduction as the full Top 5 list from NAB 2025 rolls out—each product carefully selected to help worship teams elevate their media ministries with confidence.

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CSS-Tricks Chronicles XLIII

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Can AI Pass Human Cognitive Tests? Exploring the Limits of Artificial Intelligence

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BCG: Analysing the geopolitics of generative AI

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NAB Show 2025 Draws 55,000 Attendees, Showcases Global Media Innovation and Technology Trends

NAB Show 2025 Draws 55,000 Attendees, Showcases Global Media Innovation and Technology Trends

In this article by George Winslow for TVTechnology, the 2025 NAB Show is spotlighted as a leading global event for media, entertainment, and broadcast technology professionals. Held in Las Vegas and concluding on April 9, the show attracted 55,000 registered attendees from 160 countries. Of these, 26% traveled internationally, and a record-setting 53% were first-time attendees—highlighting the show’s growing global influence and appeal within the broadcast and content creation industries. Organizers have announced that the 2026 NAB Show will return to Las Vegas from April 18–22, 2026.

The 2025 NAB Show served as a hub for innovation, showcasing emerging technologies and providing a platform for key conversations shaping the future of storytelling. Karen Chupka, executive vice president of NAB Show, emphasized that this year’s event reflected the ongoing transformation of media and entertainment, with a focus on empowering creators through advanced tools and technologies. Dominant themes included artificial intelligence, the booming creator economy, and the integration of sports and media technology.

With nearly 1,100 exhibitors—125 of them first-timers—the show featured major global brands such as Adobe, Canon, AWS, Sony, Microsoft, and Verizon. The expansive show floor, equivalent to more than eight soccer fields, became a dynamic marketplace for next-generation broadcast and video production solutions. High-profile attendees and speakers from companies like NBCUniversal, TikTok, YouTube, WWE, and ESPN contributed to over 550 conference sessions and 1,000+ speaker presentations, offering thought leadership and hands-on insights.

Noteworthy conference tracks included the inaugural Sports Summit, focusing on the convergence of sports, tech, and media, and The Business of Entertainment, produced with The Ankler, which explored dealmaking, advertising models, and the impact of the creator economy. High-interest sessions on artificial intelligence, AWS, and sports streaming drew large crowds, highlighting industry demand for innovation and practical knowledge.

Further underlining its support for digital creators, NAB launched its new Creator Council—an advisory group composed of influential voices from the creator space to guide the show’s future direction and ensure alignment with evolving creator needs. The event also featured major product announcements, including Sony’s HDC-F5500V and HDC-P50A cameras and Verizon’s pioneering portable Private 5G Network solution designed for live broadcasters.

As one of the most influential media and entertainment expos in the world, the 2025 NAB Show reinforced its position as a critical event for discovering cutting-edge broadcast technology, forging global partnerships, and defining the next era of content creation.

Read the full article by George Winslow for TVTechnology HERE