Last month, Videobred sent a couple of lucky employees to Vegas (oh dear) to attend the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show, which is one of the world’s largest electronic media conventions. With over 92,000 people in attendance and 155 countries represented, there’s A LOT of awesome and innovative stuff to see at this show. It was hard to narrow it down, but here are the five coolest things they saw (in no particular order):

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Louisville-based producer and friend of Videobred, Morgan Atkinson, just released a historical documentary about the lives of Anna and Harlan Hubbard. Videobred’s Steve Hurst edited the film, which premiered Monday night at the Clifton Center to a standing room only crowd. [..more]

“There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics.” –Mark Twain

Bombarding viewers with facts and statistics can inform, but it is as likely to elicit contemplation as action. Fundraisers long ago learned that the picture of one starving child or one shivering puppy is infinitely more effective way to open a viewer’s checkbook than recitation of numerical data. Focusing in on one person (or one dog), transforms a cause or an issue into a story. [..more]

On March 2nd when Eric Stemen was asked if he was busy. He had no idea he was going to be traveling back in time and helping change history, going back thirty-nine years to prove conclusively that Secretariat holds the all-time record in each of the three Triple Crown races. [..more]