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KIT digital put video everywhere. Then its numbers fell apart.
KIT digital sold the machinery behind multiscreen video. Its rise, accounting scandal and rebirth as Piksel show how a useful product can outlive the business story sold around it.
VIPRO and the business of looking closer
VIPRO built software for image security and network video. Its founder’s next venture carries a related question into local AI: who gets to control what a computer sees?
TVU and the television truck that stayed home
TVU made the camera mobile. Its next problem is more stubborn: making the rest of live television move without taking an army of engineers along.
Nadia Khan Makes the Invisible Work Visible
An MBA project became a career in broadcast technology. At LTN, Nadia Khan has learned to market the machinery viewers never see by listening closely, translating clearly, and letting specialists do their best work.
The Internet Used to Break Live TV. LTN Built a Business Making Sure It Doesn’t.
Broadcasters spent decades trusting satellites because the public internet dropped packets at the worst possible moment. LTN’s wager was that a managed IP network could be cheaper, more flexible and just as dependable - and the shrinking supply of satellite spectrum is making that wager look timely.