Network Security for Church Production

Church Production Magazine: Look around any room and you’ll see a number of devices that are network-capable, beyond just computers. Thermostats, light fixtures, appliances, TVs, and more are now standard residents of an expanding repertoire of “IOT” (Internet of Things) devices. This is also readily true in the production space as well.

The Past May Hold Answers, But They Are Imperfect

Butts In the Seats: I came across an interesting contrast in perspective about solutions for a post-Covid world last week. In American Theatre, Jim Warren, the founding artistic director of the American Shakespeare Center proposed a model for theatre to ensure long-term, consistent employment for artists by returning to the rotating repertory model and having artists fulfill administrative roles.

How to keep your Zoom chats private and secure

Sound & Video Contractor: With Zoom’s default privacy and security features lacking, here are some quick and dirty tips from David Nield at Wired to stay safe and protected.

Keep in mind, these are not sufficient for sensitive professional meetings. But if you just want to cut down on trolls and have a little more control of your WFH/ life from home space, here are some tweaks.

Outdoor concerts return to Las Vegas Strip with iHeartRadio fest

Las Vegas Review-Journal: Outdoor music festivals are returning to the Las Vegas Strip this year — and at least one plans to honor the memories of those affected by the Oct. 1 shootings at Route 91 Harvest.

According to sources familiar with concert bookings here, iHeartRadio Music Festival plans to move its Sept. 22 outdoor festival to Las Vegas Festival Grounds. The show had previously been held at the 15-acre Las Vegas Village, site of the Oct. 1 shooting at Route 91.