By host on
9/12/2008 4:49 PM
Please check the Forum to keep up to date with issues that might affect this website....http://audioengineer.com.au/Forum/tabid/54/forumid/28/scope/threads/language/en-US/Default.aspx
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By host on
7/12/2008 9:03 PM
Add your free work wanted entry to the crewspace.com employment page. You do not have to join website to ad your entry...
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By host on
7/12/2008 5:21 PM
Here are a few links you should go to. The Crewspace link you need to join to see anything, and the soundpunk site is a good forum for audio engineers.
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By host on
27/11/2008 4:33 PM
A series of reports detailing the latest developments about the FCC "White Spaces" and Shure's efforts on Capitol Hill. Host Cory Lorentz is joined by Shure's spokesperson on this issue, Chris Lyons, for an introduction on what the white spaces are, the affect it may have on wireless technology and what can be done to influence the decisions being made by the FCC. Stay tuned for more developments in future episodes.
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By host on
15/11/2008 8:35 PM
WASHINGTON — FOH has been at the forefront of fighting the white space battle with the FCC for almost two years. We received word that the Federal Communications Commission followed the money and voted to allow technology companies like Google, Microsoft, Dell and Motorola to produce consumer devices that will use radio frequency (RF) spectrum now being used by wireless microphone systems. The decision comes despite objections from FCC engineers and the 100% failure rate of prototype devices in “real world” tests.
They did throw the industry a bone or two. According to USA Today, use of these yet-to-be-produced wireless consumer devices will be prohibited near television broadcast facilities or major entertainment venues. Smaller operators can request “safe-zone” treatment, but we’ll see how far that goes.
This ruling has not been unexpected. The issue has been framed inaccurately by people like FCC chief Kevin “Weasel-Boy” Martin, while phony “c
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By host on
12/11/2008 10:49 PM
Wigwam are opening an office and warehouse in Australia with its Far East partner 3db Audio.
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By host on
2/11/2008 11:13 PM
A giant corporation, Google, has taken an interest in the same issue, and companies invested in the Internet would like to sell new services over those broadcast frequencies. In fact, Google started a website, freetheairwaves.com, to promote the commercial use of the “unused” radio airwaves that wireless microphones use.
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By host on
28/10/2008 3:08 PM
Like it or not, Australia will have no choice but the follow the USA lead and grant 'special interest' groups access to frequencies currently used by TV and broadcast, sporting events, convention and meetings industry, fitness industry, touring and music performance, musical theatre, the fast food industry and many more.
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By host on
25/10/2008 3:09 PM
The 24th Annual Technical Excellence & Creativity (TEC) Awards winners were announced at the recent AES convention in San Francisco.
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By host on
24/10/2008 8:45 PM
The biggest issue affecting the live sound, broadcast and theatre industry in the coming years will be the allocation of radio frequencies.
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