AV Week - MP3 Edition

Celebrating a milestone for AVNation by having our recording infiltrated by spectres of AV past.

ISE evolves into four regional events, Crestron's Teams Panel is the first to market and the importance of audio quality in hybrid learning spaces.

ISE is moving forward in June, Jabra joins the commercial UC market, and what will happen to the solutions installed during COVID-19 once this pandemic is finished.

OLED technology gets an Emmy nod, Pearl Technologies acquires IAS Technologies, and what boardrooms might look like in the future.

Gamber-Johnson acquires Premier Mounts, raising the bar for cybersecurity for remote access, and raising awareness for ways to recycle old equipment & reduce AV waste.

Fortissimo Capital acquires a major interest in Kramer, taking another look at Shure and ClearOne's legal disputes and how suppliers are gearing up for a post-pandemic surge.

InfoComm moves to October, Shure petitions the FCC for a dedicated UHF channel for wireless microphones, and looking at the tech in big events such as the Super Bowl.

Panasonic drops out of InfoComm 2021 physically, #AVintheAM is three years old, and Hall Research rebrands as Hall Technologies.

Logitech has a new line of all-in-one conference solutions, and LG brings out some new large scale digital signage solutions.

CES 2021 is here virtually, and discussing 4K over IP for end users.

Discussing system on chip versus outbound solutions in digital signage, and the long term effects of working virtually from home.

Discussing the biggest stories of 2020 and what lies in store for the year ahead.

The clip show machine is ready to take a look back at the wild year that was 2020.

Reducing stress in the workplace as we get ready for 2021 and the potential of transparent LCD screens.

Extron's NAV Series meets FIPS 140-2 certification, and Crestron partners with Microsoft for 70 Series Scheduling Panels.

Looking at SCN's Top 50 Systems Integrators of 2020 and how the AV industry might be affected by the upcoming US administration.

Shure acquires Stem Audio, the online event market Prozaar goes live, and we talk about what we're thankful for this year in AV.

Discussing security when it comes to video conferencing, the AR/VR market's $2 billion surge in 2020, and Shure invests in software through Wavemark.

What a COVID vaccine could mean for the industry, AVI systems acquires Avyve, and Planar expands for the US government market.

Honoring the passing of FSR's Bill Fitzsimmons, looking at succession plans and preparing the AV industry for the future, and Sharp & NEC complete their joint venture to form Sharp NEC Display Solutions.