The industry is focused on managing cost and maximizing efficiency, so why do some operators resist adopting technology, asks Captain Steve Bomgardner, CEO, ABS Wavesight Why do some companies ...

The New York Knicks had no business winning Game 2 of the 2026 NBA Finals. They had already stolen home-court advantage from the San Antonio Spurs with a road win in Game 1, so they would have been ...

DVD collections used to feel permanent. You bought a movie once, placed it on the shelf, and expected it to work forever. But a lot of people are now discovering the opposite. Discs get scratched. DVD ...

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Backstory: Digitizing the Museum Collection, now on view at the Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art at the University of California, Davis, sounds like a contradiction. How can anything ...

McKinsey projects the global asset tokenization market will grow from $2 trillion in 2025 to over $18 trillion by 2031. Before firms like Netscape, Google, and AOL built accessible, intuitive on-ramps ...

The Nashville Public Library has launched a free, self-serve media digitization studio. Customers can convert VHS tapes, photos, slides, and negatives into digital files. The service is available at ...

This course introduces participants to ways they can improve their time management skills by reducing time wasting behaviors and thinking patterns, and increasing organization. Participants will ...

PCWorld explains how to affordably digitize VHS tapes using a USB capture card, composite-to-HDMI adapter, and free OBS software. This method preserves old footage like family videos while offering ...

Watching a child learn how to swim is like witnessing a great opera. The maestro of this emotional orchestra is Bill Marsh. Swimming is the closest human beings will ever get to flying. And there is ...

In the 1930s, as an alternative to celluloid, some Japanese companies printed films on paper (kami firumu), often in color and with synchronized 78 rpm record soundtracks. Unfortunately, between the ...