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Executive Summary

May 2010 by Michael Karagosian

IMAX vs Everyone Else Fox Brings Security Key Management into the 21st Century Media Blocks and the Evolving Digital Cinema System SMPTE Update Toy Story and the Future of Sound DCI and FIPS: The
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IMAX vs Everyone Else

May 2010 by Michael Karagosian

IMAX is an enigma to investors. Its brand was established with the 15-perf 70mm film format, without doubt the finest image ever put on screen. But quality can be expensive and therefore unpopular. The cost to distribute first release
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Fox and Security Key Management

May 2010 by Michael Karagosian

Surprise! Fox has entered the 21st century in more than just name. Its latest effort in security key management for digital cinema represents a huge shift from prior doings. "Gone" is the modem, and "in" is the network. Mike Radford of
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Media Blocks and the Evolving Digital Cinema System

May 2010 by Michael Karagosian

In terms of business operations, the shift to digital distribution has been much better handled by studios than exhibitors. Studios, having already embraced digital content preparation and distribution architectures for consumer content,
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SMPTE

May 2010 by Michael Karagosian

SMPTE Working Groups and Ad Hoc Groups meet June 2 in Los Angeles. Following the last round of meetings in February, several document ballots closed: 428-5 TIFF Mapping for DCDM 428-19 Additional Frame Rates for the SDI
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