What a cool night! First webcast was live from the field and was hosted by Bob Papa and Giants legendary linebacker Cark Banks.
After about 10 minutes of traning, Giants staffers ran their first live webcast with TriCasterCark Banks and Bob Papas give fans a preview of the Giants v. Patriots game
Carl Banks and Bob Papas give fans a preview of the big game.
Philip Nelson rolls the TriCaster to it's next location.. The locker room.I got a break and enjoyed the game before heading down the locker room for our final webcast of the day, the coaches Post-Game press conference.TriCaster is setup and ready for the post game press conference.
This morning, on America’s Newsroom, FOX News gave viewers a behind the scenes look at their setup.. During this story, they mentioned TriCaster by name and also gave it some camera time! I’ll try to find a clip that I can link to!
Thanks FOX News and Megyn Kelly for the cool story!
With NewTek’s recent release of LightWave 9.5, I was interviewed by Andrew Lippe of Sports Video Group about how LightWave is impacting sports graphics.
Have a great week coming up! I’ve been invited by the SuperBowl Champion, New York Giants to come to the pre-season Giants v. Patriots game and do two TriCaster tests!
First test – Live sideline pre-game webcast
Second test – Live locker room post-game webcast
What makes the pre-game webcast cool is that we are going to be testing a live TriCaster webcast using a cellular modem. Should be a fun week and could lead to some awesome live coverage for NFL fans this upcoming season.
Philip Nelson switches a concert from the MTV VMA's 2007
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After a massive press conference last week, Matt Whitton & Rick Dyer had the media abuzz with Bigfoot talk. The top story on the CNN website was about these two Georgia men find a bigfoot body.
Apparently they sold the ice encased body to bigfoot hunter Tom Biscardi for an undisclosed sum prior to the press conference. After the press conference the ice started melting and so did Whitton & Dyer’s story. The melting ice revealed the bigfoot to be nothing more than a very nice halloween costume.
The funny irony of this hoax is that Whitton is getting canned from his police job for being part of the fraud.
This is an amazing video showing a kite surfer, Fort Lauderdale resident Kevin Kearney, who saw the winds of a tropical storm Fay as a great chance to get some air.. Unfortunatley, he more air than he bargained for.
Entertainment, Interview, NewTek, Sports, Technology | Philip August 28, 2008 | 
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