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Feb 02, 2010 - by Stuart Wright |
The advertising you see at AVForums is very important since it maintains our growth and enables us to invest in the top notch editorial content which you can enjoy without any kind of subscription cost.
We think it's very important to show you the most relevant adverts we can. To achieve this, we have a dedicated team selling highly targeted advertising to the AV industry.
The sales team consists of Lee Jensen, Louis Reeves and Sally Meaden.
Andy Buckland has joined the team as Online Sales Executive having just gained a BA (Hons) degree in Marketing Communications.
Welcome, Andy.
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3 Replies | 181 Views | | Panasonic Hollywood Labs - mastering Blu-ray discs explained! | |
Jan 23, 2010 - by Phil Hinton |
We visited Panasonic Hollywood Labs (PHL), one of the premier Blu-ray authoring houses in Hollywood with many award winning discs to their name, including i,Robot. Here the team explain the process of taking the master and transferring that to Blu-ray. PHL are also one of the leaders in 3D Blu-ray authoring having set the standards for the industry to follow.
We hope you enjoy this production from the AVForums team. Please reply with your comments.
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