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NAB 2008: GridIron Shows Flow
 GridIron, a relatively small company showed up with a massive booth for a massively comprehensive management solution. GridIron, previously known for its memory and processor management application: NucleoPro now offers to help us with our file management as well.
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Cleveland Clinic Foundation
 At NAB, it's easy to find sales people and marketing teams who want to tell you all of the selling points of the different products on the floor, but it's really nice to meet the other users who are working on similar projects and in similar pipeline structures who can tell you about their experiences.
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Vendors to Visit in Vegas: MAXON 3D
 Every year, broadcasters of all kinds gather in Las Vegas to see the new gear offered by the vendors who support the creation and transmission of what you watch and listen to. If you're an artist who is interested in creating broadcast 3D design, or even a producer who wants to know how easy 3D graphics can be to get delivered from your motion graphics department, then you'll want to check out MAXON's CINEMA 4D booth at NAB.
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XSI let's Maya raise some eyebrows
 There is a new exporter that allows you to move all of your rigs seamlessly from XSI to Maya. It's no doubt that Maya is quickly becoming a big player in the D game design, and with its adoption into the autodesk family, and living alongside MAX - and going directly into toxik, there are several features game developers who are switching to Maya might want. Face Robot from SoftImage is on the wishlist.
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abaltat muse
 Abaltat is not only gaelic for talent, but it's a new software from an Irish software company who hopes to help you create unique music based on the video images in your QuickTime movies. The software isn't a new concept: they debuted last year, but have made some improvements to show off this year at NAB.
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 Fake MP3 files have duped thousands of computer users into download
annoying and potentially dangerous malware into their systems. People
expecting free music are instead directed to download ...
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