Fathom presents The Maltese Falcon
The Maltese Falcon is a 1941 film noir written and directed by John Huston which marked Huston’s directorial debut. His screenplay was based on the novel of the same name by Dashiell Hammet, the great American mystery writer known for his hard-boiled detective stories and the creation of one of cinema’s most enduring characters, Sam Spade, the detective in The Maltese Falcon played by Humphrey Bogart. Co-starring with Bogart was Peter Lorre and Sidney Greenstreet as Kasper Gutman, the “Fat Man,” who at 61 years old and 300+ pounds...
Polaroid’s web camera Cube Plus
If there is company that perfectly finds the balance between technology and art, it is Polaroid. A few years ago, Polaroid introduced a life style web camera Cube that competed with GoPro. But unlike the competition, Polaroid gave their product a modern design enhanced with pastel, rainbow colors that have this optimistic and vibrant energy matching the life style of young generation. The people who want to take pictures and videos then immediately share them with friends. The Cube Plus that was released recently is an updated,...
Laura Whitmore about Women’s International Music Network
January, NAMM 2016 - The Women’s International Music Network was founded in 2012 and it came about in an organic fashion, stated Laura Whitmore, its founder. As a journalist, she interviewed many female musicians and she came across the same stories again and again. One story literally blew her mind. Whitmore heard from a 70-years old female performer. After 50 years playing guitar, she still opens her performance with a killer guitar instrumental just to show right away that she knows what she is doing with her instrument. After f-...
The Met Live: Franco Zeffirelli’s Turandot
January, Fathom events - Franco Zeffirelli’s classic production of Giacomo Puccini’s Turandot was presented by the Metropolitan Opera on January 30, 2016 and seen throughout the world in cinemas in 70 countries on six continents, compliments of Fathom events: “The Met: Live in HD” series. Puccini’s final opera was first presented at Teatro alla Scala in 1926, two years after he had died, leaving an unfinished score. Zeffirelli has succeeded brilliantly in spinning this rather improbable fairytale (but aren’t all fairytales...
National Association of Broadcasters
- NAB Launches NextGen TV News Technology Lab to Advance Local Journalism
- Broad Coalition of Broadcasters Urge FCC to Eliminate National TV Ownership Cap
- Radio Veteran Mike McVay to Receive the 2025 NAB National Radio Award
- NABLF Celebrates the Third Emerson Coleman Fellowship Class
- 2025 NAB Marconi Radio Award Finalists Announced
NVIDIA
- How Small Language Models Are Key to Scalable Agentic AI
- Fine-Tuning gpt-oss for Accuracy and Performance with Quantization Aware Training
- Getting Started with NVIDIA Isaac for Healthcare Using the Telesurgery Workflow
- How to Improve CUDA Kernel Performance with Shared Memory Register Spilling
- How to Scale Your LangGraph Agents in Production From A Single User to 1,000 Coworkers