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Enterprise Storage: Affordable Reliability for Government Video Operations
A commentary by NetApp’s Jason Danielson.
The Video Agenda
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GV Expo: Imaging and Information Production Workshop
We're offering a one-day workshop during Government Video Expo that details how modern digital cinema cameras work.
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Have Something on Your Mind? Government Video Seeks Guest Bloggers
Add your voice to GV's blog
Key House Committee Members Act to Spur FCC on Programs
These oversight actions indicate that Congress senses problems with the programs
Next FCC Chair Should Be PEG-Conscious
On March 22, after less than four years in office, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski announced that he would leave that position within...
PEG Payment Policies Should Be Challenged
Cable companies in some states are charging public, education and government stations to broadcast their channels, which a PEG advocate said is a violation...
PEG Wish List for New Congress
Now that the 113th Congress has begun its first session, the public, education and government channel advocacy group American Community television would like to...
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There Can Only Be One Reason Not To Release Benghazi Video
In a rare showing of agreement by Capitol Hill lawmakers, officials from both parties have requested the general release of video of the attack...
Remember Those Who Answered the Call
Battlefield video "is an essential tool for decision makers and commanders," says a U.S. Department of Defense memorandum on combat camera operations.
Include PEG Channels in FCC’s Discussions on Public Media
Advocates for public, education and government channels have told the Federal Communications Commission about the many hours of programming aired by PEG channels —...
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PEG Channels Have Chance To Share Concerns With FCC
Public, education and government (PEG) channel broadcasters have an opportunity to make the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) aware of the problems they face.
As Good As His Word
There is a Washington cliché that elected officials say whatever is needed to get what they want, but that stereotype generally is not applied...
Shaping the ‘Future of Video’
At a hearing on the future of video held by the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology, some members of Congress...
Shooting From the Lip
Michael Toscano, president of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International, issued a statement criticizing those who advocate shooting down unmanned aerial vehicles
Fugitive Farmer Challenges UAV Use
Rodney Brossant, a North Dakota farmer who is under arrest and facing multiple charges including “terrorizing” and theft, has the distinction of being the...
Supreme Court Remains Camera-Shy
The U.S. Supreme Court missed an opportunity to join the 21st century
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‘Non-Accidental Injuries’ in China
Why should you care? Because there’s a good chance you use products made by the company or its customers.
Court Mixed on Privacy, Surveillance
A case before the Supreme Court involves GPS, camera surveillance and cell phone wire taps
Case for Allowing Cameras
The U.S. Supreme Court should televise the proceedings when it hears arguments in March 2012 over President Barack Obama’s healthcare reform law.
Untie PEG Channel Capital Funds
Budget shortfalls are plaguing public, education and government (PEG) channels across the nation.
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Identifying Rioters Might Be the Best CCTV Can Achieve
Many say it is not living up to its promise to deter crime.
Ready for Recovery
The recession is over! At least, that’s what the Wall Street Journal said the other day—and in the news pages even.
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