New England Broadcast and Cable Expo/Trade Show Features Latest in Broadcast Technology - November 10, 2010 DCU Center Worcester, MA

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NEBC Expo 2010

Worcester, MA (PRWEB) October 21, 2010

The second annual New England Broadcast and Cable Expo (NEBCExpo) will be held Wednesday, November 10th at the DCU Center in Worcester, MA. The event features exhibits from leading equipment manufacturers, integration specialists, professional organizations and academia involved in broadcast and cable production. Admission to the expo floor is free and will be open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Pre-registration is strongly recommended and can be done on-line on the http://www.nebcexpo.com website. The DCU Center provides a state of the art conference center, centrally located with access via public transportation and ample local parking at reasonable rates.

This year’s exposition will be held in conjunction with:

•     The 13th annual Video Educators of New England (VENE) fall conference, which is open to all individuals that are either involved in video production or the use of media in the classroom. Visit http://www.videoeducators.org for details.
•     A joint workflow mixer of the New England Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE-NE) and the Boston Final Cut Pro Users Group (BOSFCPUG), is open to the public and will feature speakers on the topic Finishing for Broadcast: Making It Street Legal. (Held at the DCU Center, beginning at 7:00 pm.)
•     The National Society of Broadcast Engineer’s Ennes Workshops, for members and nonmembers locally. The presentations for this day (9am to 5pm) are non-commercial and focus on technology. Part of the day is devoted to separate seminars featuring radio and television topics.

All three of these events offer a premier opportunity to learn, network and see firsthand emerging trends that impact the professional broadcast and cable access communities, while affording attendees the opportunity to walk the expo floor and see the latest technology relating to video production, video editing, digital media, video streaming, video on-demand, television studio production, distance learning, cable access studio, digital asset management, mobile broadcast and more.

Show organizers, Jan Haughey and David Scher, were very pleased with the synergy the event generated last year among the various participating organizations and attendees that gathered for this National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) style expo. The convenience allowed those who cannot make the annual pilgrimage to Las Vegas, the opportunity to spend time with manufacturers and local resellers right in their own backyards.

This year’s event will be highlighted by a series of informative showcases put on throughout the day that are open to all attendees. Many relevant professional organizations will have booths and be available to share information about their activities and services.

Next year’s NEBCExpo will take place at the DCU Center on November 2, 2011 with exhibitor registration open during this year’s event. For more information on the expo and the organizations involved visit http://www.nebcexpo.com

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