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events in 3D and 2D: Over the past year, GlobeCast has delivered the world’s
first live 3D fashion show from Burberry’s catwalk at London Fashion Week
to customer events in Paris, New York, Dubai and Tokyo as well as an opera production
of Don Giovanni to cinemas in Europe - via GlobeCast’s global satellite and
fiber network. In addition to these innovative projects, GlobeCast is also gearing
up for a slate of major live news and sporting events in 2010 such as the World
Cup in South Africa, Asian Games, G20 Summit in Korea, and Commonwealth Games
in India. New
satellite capacity in Asia and worldwide: In recent months, GlobeCast has
also increased significant capacity on major satellites to meet coverage needs
for new and established channels looking to expand their coverage, as well as
for occasional use for key events. In Asia, GlobeCast has most notably acquired
significant space on Asiasat 5, offering prime coverage of two-thirds of the world’s
population spanning across 53 countries in the Asia-Pacific. GlobeCast offers
coverage on some 28 satellites worldwide, reaching all key television markets. Media
Asset Management: live demonstrations to help simplify workflow: Broadcasters,
content providers and telcos will be treated to a live demo at the booth by GlobeCast
and NETIA which will illustrate the operations of a tapeless environment from
ingest to quality control, editing, archiving and multi-platform delivery, thus
allowing potential users to monetise content and simplify their workflows. In
addition to content transport, GlobeCast provides broadcasters with a range of
digital media asset management solutions, including playout, making GlobeCast
a one-stop-shop for broadcasters and other content owners. | 
