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  • Leading companies to showcase products at Broadcast India 2004 exhibition

    MUMBAI: The 14th Broadcast India 2004 exhibition will be held from 28 – 30 October at World Trade Centre Mumbai. More than 300 world’s leading companies from 30 countries will showcase their products and latest technology in the conference.

    The exhibition will be preceded by a two-day symposium from 26 – 27 October.

    More than 21000 trade personnel from India as well as its neighboring countries are expected to visit the three-day exhibition, making this event the biggest and the best in India.
    All the leading manufacturers of the world like JVC, Panasonic, Apple, Seagate, Leitch/DPS, Matrox, Panther, Genelec, Canon, Benchmark, Da Vinci, AMS Neve, Cartoni, Cooke, Fujinon, Ciprico, AVID, Ikegami, Digidesign, Tascam, Yamaha, Tannoy, Softimage, Amek, Fairlight, Radio Computing Services to name just a few will exhibit wide range of products catering to the film, broadcast & multimedia Industry in three days of the exhibition.

    The world’s best professionals will speak on various topics covering the fields of television, radio, video, audio, film, music, lights, Cable, satellite, multimedia, transmission, computer graphics, animation, broadband, internet and all the leading innovations from the infotainment industry in the two day symposium, which is attended by the cr?me de la cr?me of the professionals of the Indian trade, said an official release.

    For the fourth time this show will incorporate a technical Awards ceremony sponsored by Seagate International. On the evening of 28 October, 2004 “Seagate Technical Awards for Excellence in Digital Technology in the field of Cinema and Television” will be given to the best of professionals in this field, added the release.

  • Broadcast India 2002 scheduled for end October

    Broadcast India 2002 scheduled for end October

    MUMBAI: The Broadcast India Exhibition & Symposium will take place from 29 October to 2 November in Mumbai.

    The symposium will be held on 29 and 30 October at the YB Chavan Centre in south Mumbai. The second Seagate Technical Awards for Excellence in Digital Technology in the Cinema and Television will take place on 30 October. The exhibition will follow at the World Trade Centre.

    According to an official release, 80 per cent of the stand space has been booked by labels in the broadcast, film and multimedia trade like JVC, Sony, Panasonic, Matrox, RCS and Canon. A highlight this year will be the Spanish Pavillion which will be spread across one entire hall in the WTC.

    The release states that the event has grown from 34 exhibitors and 3000 trade visitors in 1991 to 350 exhibitors and over 22,000 visitors. Last year saw over 30 countries participating. The report of Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Ficci) and their American survey agency states that the entertainment industry of India is poised for a boom. It is expected to grow from Rs 130 billion in 2001 to Rs 165 billion in 2002 to Rs 196 billion next year. It is expected to reach Rs 293 billion by 2006, the release says.