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AV Technology provides instructional, problem solving content to AV/IT professionals in the education, corporate, hospitality, entertainment, medical, gaming, worship, and government markets. The magazine helps readers navigate their jobs better and therefore generate more revenue for their employers. (Tradepub.org)

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43 Ready for Prime Time
Being uncomfortable “on camera” may be one of the biggest — and most human — drawbacks of videoconferencing.
by Denise Harrison

In the 1987 movie Broadcast News, the character played by Albert Brooks is a talented yet plain-looking TV news correspondent who covets the anchor seat usually occupied by men with better looks but half his knowledge.

One evening, he finally gets a shot as anchor, only to break out in a completely uncontrollable case of flop sweats. The water gushing down his face was seen by a nation of viewers, and thus began, and ended, his career in the anchor seat. ...

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Read the Digital Issue: AV Technology, July/August 2009

20 From A Different Angle
A new study of flat panel viewing angles reveals some surprising results.
by Dr. Raymond M. Soneira

The Technology Manager’s Guide to Projection Technology Beginning on page 27

50 The Defining Point
Giving better reference to sound and video at Sakura Shabu-Shabu.
by Gregory A. DeTogne

52 Safeway Simplifies Video Production System
An in-house production studio allows this supermarket giant to streamline its communications to staff and customers.
by James Careless

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14 Corporate: Perfecting Your Image
Some off-the-wall ideas for you to improve your projected presentations.
by Joey D’Angelo

16 Technology: Ergonomics and Displays in the Workplace
From desktop to public areas, make sure your displays enhance your workers’ environments.
by Alan C. Brawn

18 Government: Major IT and AV Trends
Similarities, differences, and impact from the government AV point of view.
by Gary L. Hall

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