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We look at various regional trade shows and whether it makes sense to release products at these local shows or should manufacturers wait for bigger shows. Intellectual property fights in the U.S. and how those agreements may, or may not, translate across borders. For the first time in decades, there will be a Cisco without John Chambers.

Read moreAVWeek 317: Trolling AV

InfoComm International, the trade organization for the audio visual industry, has rebranded, renamed, and has a new direction. The group is now known as AVIXA (the audio visual and integrated experience association.) We talk with industry leaders about why this matters and the new direction.

Read moreAVWeek 316: The New AVIXA

On this episode of AVWeek we talk discuss – The Wireless Spectrum just got smaller, Daniel Newman chides us to talk (positively) about competitors and, The FCC proposes 10Mbps Broadband standard!

We interview Thom Mullins of Affiliated Engineers Incorporated about the newly revised InfoComm standard on coverage uniformity. Our panel looks at installing audio, video, and lighting on one of the world’s tallest buildings. NEC has increased the warranty on one of their display lines. Why do warranties matter to the customer, the integrator, and consultants?

Coretronic picks up Calibre for their video processing technology. Harman fights counterfeiting across the globe. The best way to include the right screen and projector in your designs.

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InfoComm has released a new report on the financial health of the audio video industry in the Americas. AES has voted in a new group of officers. InfoComm and Full Sail are partnering to produce audio video professionals.

Manufacturers have councils and programs to get feedback from clients and end users. How successful are these programs? Getting audio video professionals to translate between AV and IT. The best way to pass on the knowledge in your head to the next generation.

How the FCC’s decisions on Net Neutrality could impact commercial audio video. We talk about why a technology industry group is supporting them. The rise and evolution of audio video systems in airports. How to create exceptional experiences for your clients.

Why a North American audience should pay attention to IBC, ISE and other international shows. We debate which is better, category cable or fiber for audio video transmissions. How to get your clients the inspirational AV they desire.

NEC is letting you add a Raspberry Pi to their displays. Courting architects and consultants. Adding PoE Plus to control processors.