ON-CAMERA ARCHIVE
For seven years our team carried cameras through NAB Show, IBC, SVG, and dozens of regional production gatherings, capturing booth walkthroughs, product unveils, and exec interviews on the show floor. Today our coverage is all written reporting — but the video archive lives on, preserved as a record of an industry that moves faster than memory.
These clips are kept for reference. We're not producing new video at this time.
Selected clips
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Scale Logic's new Remote Access Portal
From the BB vault
Tech Talks: An NAB Show LIVE Special Edition - #NABShow #NABShowExpress
From the BB vault
Tech Talks: An NAB Show LIVE Special Edition - #NABShow #NABShowExpress
From the BB vault
Tech Talks: An NAB Show LIVE Special Edition
From the BB vault
Encoding at Scale in the New Era of Media Delivery
From the BB vault
NAB Show LIVE: 2020 Show Promo
From the BB vault
2019 #NABShow Live - 2020 NAB Show
From the BB vault
2019 #NABShow Live - Beyond the Hype The State of the Immersive Content Industry
From the BB vault
2019 #NABShow Live - Realities Explained: XE, VR, MR, AR
From the BB vault
2019 #NABShow Live - Virtual Production & Post: Blurring the Lines
From the BB vault
2019 #NABShow Live - Workflow and Restoration
From the BB vault
2019 #NABShow Live - Talking About Bitcentral's FUEL
From the BB vault
2019 #NABShow Live - Location Based Entertainment
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2019 #NABShow Live - Leading a Technology Company in Disruptive Times
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2019 #NABShow Live - Security: Then and Now
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Why we stopped shooting video
The video era — bullpens of camera crews on the NAB floor, B-roll runs through manufacturer booths, same-day edits uploaded from press rooms — produced thousands of hours of footage. It also produced a very specific kind of coverage: surface-level, sponsor-friendly, optimized for trade-show buzz.
We made the call to step away from on-camera coverage and rebuild Broadcast Beat as a written publication — deeper reporting, more original analysis, fewer canned booth tours. Most of our peers in the trade press are doing the opposite. We think the readers (and the industry) are better served this way.
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