Intertwined Stories for "Orphan Black," Investigating Unlicensed Spectrum Use, IP Remote Broadcasts, Innovation at Pixar, Inside the Evolution of Ross Video

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June 18, 2014
Connect 2 Media & Entertainment, which launched in 2013, is a resource to help you as a media professional keep up with developments not only in your own business segment but across all industry sectors. Find out what's happening in TV, radio, digital media, film, event spaces, enterprise, and much more by visiting www.c2meworld.com each day. TELEVISION Complexity, Creativity, Conspiracies: Intertwining the Stories in "Orphan Black" BBC America's conspiracy thriller "Orphan Black" features Tatiana Maslany in eight distinctly different roles as the series peels back the layers of secrets surrounding a diabolical science experiment that created a group of clones. Read More» TELEVISION The Continuing Evolution of Ross Video Ross Video CEO David Ross traces the company's evolution from building switchers to dispatching a fleet of mobile production units: "We became experts in all the equipment we controlled, and saw all the possibilities of what we could do if we could control both ends of that system." Read More» RADIO CEA: $62B Annually Generated By Unlicensed Spectrum in U.S. "Unlicensed spectrum is essential to keeping us connected and advancing innovation and tech entrepreneurship in the 21st century," explains Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of CEA. He adds that it's "the fuel that powers innovation in our increasingly digitized, interconnected and untethered world." Read More» DIGITAL MEDIA What Pixar Can Teach Us About Innovative Business Practices What does an innovative company truly look like from the inside? The Harvard Business Review uses Pixar Animation Studios as a prime example. Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND "Cold in July:" Jim Mickle on Directing and Co-Editing the Dark Thriller "I love the editing process," Mickle says. "It's the first time you really feel comfortable and can craft the story. On the set, things happen so quickly that you always have to be reactive—working and thinking on your feet." Read More» More Articles & Insights Online TV Versus TV Online: There's A Big Difference » In Multiscreen Viewing, What Gets the Most Attention? » World Cup: ESPN Nets Record 11.1M Viewers with U.S. Win » A Cord Cutter's Guide to Watching the World Cup » Video Streaming Services Could Make More Money Than the U.S. Box office by 2017 » The Future of Music Subscription Services is Binge Listening, Not Exclusives » Bob Pittman Doesn't Believe Streaming Will Kill Radio. But He's Built a Massive Streaming Service, Just in Case » A New Twist on Wireless IP Remote Broadcasts: RPUoIP »
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