Today Media Production Transforms Budapest Live Music with Top-Notch Services

BUDAPEST, HungaryApril 27, 2023PRLog — Today, Media Production, a Budapest-based company, offers exceptional videography, audio recording, and photography services for live music performances. Catering to various music genres, including jazz, pop, classical, and rock concerts, the company delivers professional results at competitive prices, ensuring memorable moments are captured in stunning detail.

Budapest, Hungary – As the classical music scene in Budapest continues to flourish, the demand for professional live music recording services has never been higher. Today Media Production, a small but dedicated company based in Budapest, is meeting that demand by providing high-quality videography, audio recording, and photography services for various live music performances.
Specializing in capturing the magic of live concerts, including jazz, pop, classical, and rock events, Today Media Production offers an unparalleled level of expertise and service. The company’s commitment to excellence is evident in the stunning visual and audio recordings they produce, allowing artists and audiences to relive their favorite performances repeatedly.

Today Media Production’s team of skilled professionals uses state-of-the-art equipment to ensure every performance is captured in the highest possible quality. For example, the company’s videography services employ high-resolution cameras that capture every detail, while their audio recording services utilize advanced sound engineering techniques to deliver crystal-clear sound.

One critical factor that sets Today Media Production apart from its competitors is its competitive pricing. The company understands that artists and event organizers often work with limited budgets and strives to provide exceptional services at rates that are accessible to all. This commitment to affordability without compromising quality has quickly made Today Media Production the go-to choice for live music recording services in Budapest.
Today Media Production is committed to capturing live performances and supporting the growth of the local music scene. The company’s website, https://todaymediaproduction.com, serves as a platform for showcasing their work while featuring news and updates about upcoming music events in Budapest. This online presence allows the company to connect with artists, event organizers, and music enthusiasts, establishing its reputation as a trusted partner in the city’s thriving music industry.

In addition to their work in the live music sector, Today Media Production also offers various related services, such as promotional videos, documentary production, and behind-the-scenes footage. This versatility allows the company to cater to the diverse needs of artists and event organizers, making them a one-stop shop for all things related to live music production.

As Budapest’s classical music scene continues to gain international recognition, Today Media Production is poised to play a crucial role in capturing and preserving these unforgettable performances. With their commitment to quality, affordability, and support for the local music community, Today Media Production is set to become an indispensable asset to Budapest’s vibrant live music scene.
For more information on Today Media Production and its services, visit https://todaymediaproduction.com or contact them directly to discuss your live music recording needs.

Hong Kong – EPD responds to media enquiries on food waste collection trial scheme in public rental housing estates

EPD responds to media enquiries on food waste collection trial scheme in public rental housing estates

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     ​In response to media enquiries on allegations made by a local company in relation to odour problem and exceedance of air quality level caused by the smart recycling bins installed under the food waste collection trial scheme in public rental housing (PRH) estates, a spokesman for the Environmental Protection Department (EPD) today (April 20) responded as follows:

     The EPD launched the trial scheme last October to install smart recycling bins in the participating PRH estates to collect food waste. Currently, six PRH estates have participated in the trial scheme, including Shek Pai Wan Estate in Aberdeen, Choi Tak Estate in Ngau Tau Kok, Sheung Tak Estate in Tseung Kwan O, Lin Tsui Estate in Chai Wan, Kwun Lung Lau in Kennedy Town and Tin Heng Estate in Tin Shui Wai.

     The smart recycling bins used in the trial scheme are equipped with odour abatement devices and adopt an impermeable and enclosed design, so they will not “generate strong odour” when the lids open as claimed by the company concerned. Moreover, odour will be dispersed in the air as the bins are usually installed in outdoor and fully ventilated places. It is therefore inappropriate for the company concerned to use indoor air quality objectives for comparison with the smart recycling bins placed outdoors, and claim that air pollutants generated from the bins “exceed the prescribed threshold by 10 times”. In fact, residents responded positively to the design and operation of smart food waste recycling bins. They actively participated in smart food waste recycling with an increasing quantity of food waste collected.

     To further enhance the trial scheme, the EPD has been working with different local scientific research companies to explore the enhancement of smart food waste recycling technology. Recently, a local technology enterprise claimed to the EPD that it could adopt other methods to improve the performance of smart food waste recycling bins by further reducing the food waste odour. The EPD then lent one of the smart food waste recycling bins located outdoors in Sheung Tak Estate to the enterprise for installing its device to abate odour using physical method for a short-term academic research. The move aims to provide support to local enterprise for environmental research and development. The EPD has not commissioned any enterprise to provide other odour abatement devices installed in the smart food waste recycling bins.

     The EPD understood that the relevant academic research has just been finished in mid-April and it only lasted for a week or so, which may need more data support to come up with a conclusion. The EPD has not received any research details, analytics results or reports provided by the enterprise so far, and there is no information showing that the device concerned can further reduce odour from food waste.

     The EPD has all along been committed to examining various technologies with a view to further enhancing the efficiency of the smart food waste recycling system, and is open to exchange ideas with the trade to promote the local development of scientific environmental researches.

Vox Media at SXSW 2023

Hear from voices across Vox Media Studios, the Vox Media Podcast Network, Eater, and Vox Creative this year in Austin.

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This year at SXSW, youll find voices from across the Vox Media Podcast Network on stage including Kara Swisher, host of New Yorks Pivot and On, Sam Sanders, host of Vultures Into It, Sean Rameswarem, host of Voxs Today, Explained, Nilay Patel, host of Vergecast and Decoder, and Preet Bharara, co-founder of Cafe and host of Stay Tuned.

Chad Mumm, chief creative officer at Vox Media Studios, will also be on stage discussing our recent hit show on Netflix, Full Swing; Eater Austins Nadia Chaudhury will moderate a panel on plant-based foods; and Aaron Tabas, vice president of content strategy and innovation at Vox Creative, will moderate a panel around climate change.

Be sure to also check out Slack HQ (located at the corner of 3rd & Congress) where well be featuring two live podcasts, with a live recording of On where Kara Swisher will be joined by Pulitzer Prize winning author Lawrence Wright, and Nilay Patel, David Pierce and Alex Cranz will record a live episode of The Vergecast.

Looking for the best spots to eat while in Austin? Find tips for navigating a busy food scene from Eater.

Inside the Game: Sport Docs Take You Deeper

Saturday, March 11, 2:30-3:30pm | Four Seasons (98 San Jacinto Blvd), Ballroom CD

Vox Media Studios Chad Mumm, executive producer of the recently renewed hit Netflix series Full Swing, joins a panel with Brandon Riegg, VP Unscripted & Documentary Series at Netflix, Paul Martin, Co-Founder at Box To Box Films and Amanda Balionis of CBS Sports to discuss immersive sports documentaries, and how they are changing the experience for sports fans, giving exclusive access to todays biggest names as they navigate the most significant moments in their careers.

Beyond Vegans: Upcoming Trends in Plant-Based Foods

Saturday March 11, 2:30-3:30pm | Austin Marriott Downtown, Waterloo Ballroom 1-2

Nadia Chaudhury, Eater Austin editor, moderates a panel with leaders in emerging plant based foods, in a discussion on what theyre seeing in the space as consumers increase their intake of plant-based food.

The Vergecast Live

Sunday, March 12, 2:30pm | Slack HQ (3rd and Congress)

Join a live recording of The Vergecast podcast with Nilay Patel, Alex Cranz and David Pierce as they make sense of the weeks most important technology news and talk small gadgets, Big Tech, and everything in between.

Open to all attendees

Featured Session: On with Kara Swisher Live: Kevin Systrom is Back and Taking On Twitter and News

Sunday, March 12, 4pm | Austin Convention Center / Ballroom D

Kara Swisher hosts a live recording of her podcast in an interview with Kevin Systrom, Instagram co-founder to discuss his newest endeavor: a text-based news app to rival Twitter and tackle misinformation.

On with Kara Swisher live

Monday, March 13, 10:00am | Slack HQ (3rd and Congress)

When Silicon Valley Met Austin. Join us for a live recording of the podcast On with Kara Swisher. Kara will be joined by Pulitzer Prize winning author Lawrence Wright to discuss how transplants from Silicon Valley, Hollywood and New York are reshaping Austin.

Open to all attendees

7,300 Days, Explained

Monday, March 13, 11:30-12:30pm | Austin Convention Center / Creative Industries Expo – Podcast Lounge – Exhibit Hall 3

Host of Voxs hit daily podcast Today, Explained, Sean Rameswarem hosts 7,300 Days, Explained. Its been 20 years since the United States invaded Iraq to confiscate weapons of mass destruction and end the dictatorial rule of Saddam Hussein; nineteen years and ten months since President George W. Bush declared Mission: Accomplished; and eleven years and five months since President Barack Obama ended the combat mission in Iraq. If youre lucky, the Iraq war is a distant memory. But if youre not, it hasnt yet ended.

Featured Session: Julio Torres with Into Its Sam Sanders

Monday, March 13, 2:30-3:30pm | Austin Convention Center / Ballroom EF

Julio Torres has carved an idiosyncratic path in Hollywood. He talks with Sam Sanders, host of Vultures Into It podcast, about his new film, Problemista, and how the specificity of his surrealist vision has guided his career.

Closing the Loop: Business Innovation to Drive Circular Economy

Monday, March 13, 4:00pm | Lush house (85 Rainey Street)

Aaron Tabas, VP Of Content Strategy and Innovation at Vox Media moderates a panel with Elysa Hammond, Executive Fellow, Regenerative Business and Climate Solutions at Clif Bar, Brandi Halls Chief Ethics Officer, at Lush and Adam Goswell Tech R&D & Digital Principle at Lush, in a discussion that explores innovations in packaging, partnerships and technologies that brands are taking to reduce waste and tackle global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution.

Will AI Revolutionize or Wreck Criminal Justice?

Monday, March 13, 4:00-5:00pm | Hilton Austin Downtown / Salon A

Join Preet Bharara, former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, podcaster, and NYT best-selling author of Doing Justice and futurist Nita Farahany, Duke Law professor and author of The Battle for Your Brain, to discuss the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) and neurotechnology in criminal justice.

Featured Session: Building a Brand Through Community

Thursday, March 16, 4:00pm | Austin Convention Center / Ballroom D

Host of Vultures Into It, Sam Sanders moderates a conversation with Kristen Bell, Dax Shepard and Erica Buxton as they talk about building their brand, Hello Bello and how focusing on community first and their day one pledge to be a part of lifes messiest, stinkiest, most unmissable joy has birthed their award-winning company to category leadership. The inspirational discussion will tackle inclusivity, transparency and the power of giving back.

Vox Media Promotes Audio Executives Ray Chao and Nishat Kurwa to SVP

Chao is now SVP and general manager of audio and digital video, and Kurwa is SVP and executive producer of audio.


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Vox Media announced promotions to SVP for Ray Chao and Nishat Kurwa. As SVP and general manager of audio and digital video, Chao is expanding his scope to lead Vox Media’s audio and digital video businesses. As SVP and executive producer of audio, Kurwa will continue to oversee programming and new show development for the Vox Media Podcast Network. Both promotions are effective immediately.


“Ray and Nishat have played a key role in growing the Vox Media Podcast Network into one of the largest podcast publishers,” says Vox Media Studios president Marty Moe. “I couldn’t be more excited to announce their new roles, and look forward to working with them as we continue to produce unrivaled programming with some of the best voices in the business.”


Chao joined Vox Media as general manager of audio in 2021 to lead the podcast business for the company. In his tenure so far, he’s helped establish the Vox Media Podcast Network as the top home for high-quality shows, hosts, and creators. He led the acquisitions of Criminal Productions (home to Criminal, one of the largest podcasts in the world) and Cafe Studios (home to Preet Bharara, former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York), and new partnerships with Gastropod, Waveform: The MKBHD Podcast, Longform, and The Pitch. Chao also expanded existing Vox Media podcast franchises into video, subscriptions, and terrestrial radio, and negotiated talent deals for shows hosted by Kara Swisher, Noel King, Sam Sanders, and Ariel Helwani. He was recently named to The Hollywood Reporter’s inaugural list of “podcast power players” and to Forbes’s annual list of “30 Under 30,” and serves on the board of directors of Science Friday. Prior to joining Vox Media, he led corporate strategy at New York Public Radio and was a management consultant at Oliver Wyman.


Kurwa joined Vox Media in 2017 as the Vox Media Podcast Network’s first executive producer to oversee programming strategy, production operations, and new show development. As the network’s executive producer, she’s collaborated with the company’s editorial brands to develop a slate that includes acclaimed podcasts like daily news show Today, Explained and culture podcast Into It, and has led the development and production of shows for partners including Apple, Spotify, and Audible. She’s also launched and helped grow franchises around award-winning podcasts like tech and business show Pivot, and Land of the Giants, VMPN’s narrative series about the five major technology giants, which was adapted into a CNN+ and Vice TV series earlier this year. Named to The Hollywood Reporter’s inaugural list of “podcast power players,” she previously led the digital publishing team at American Public Media’s Marketplace and spent more than a decade as Senior Producer and News Director at the Peabody Award-winning independent production company Youth Radio.

The Spotlight Media Productions Introduces a Powerful New Story Filled With Passion, Burning Desire, and The Freedom of Expression

Mark Gooding’s “Kayla Blaze: A Tale of the New Southwest” a story that expresses the call for freedom of expression filled with mysterious affairs, enters the film scene with the help of The Spotlight Media Productions and is now looking for film investors.


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Established in 2002, The Spotlight Media Productions works with film creators from around the world, and has strong connection in and around the Hollywood film arena. The group of filmmakers leverages their power and broad awareness to tell stories that appeal to a wide range of audiences. Mark Gooding’s “Kayla Blaze: A Tale of the New Southwest” has entered their view.



This story introduces to us the main protagonists, with very intricate detail. In this book, we see through the eyes of the narrator who is a huge advocate for freedom of expression. A story filled with power and passion with a hooking storyline and detailed characters like this is a sure candidate for becoming a blockbuster movie.



In this story, we learn about Kayla Blaze, a cynical young woman with splendid finesse with a sharp and clever tongue. As for the story’s narrator, who comes from a blue-collar background and resents people who complain a lot about the state of the world when he doesn’t think they have much to complain about, he knows whose expression will most likely be limited, and he knows that limiting expression is ever and always a means for controlling people. That pisses him off. In the era of woke and canceled culture this novel may seem anachronistic, but there was a time not that long ago when Americans valued freedom very highly. Foremost among the rights we cherished was the right to express ourselves freely, even when-in fact, especially when-our ideas or their expression might offend somebody else.



Kayla Blaze goes where, in contemporary American society, it is no longer safe to go, mocking the hypocrisy in American higher education today and the education establishment’s pretense of fostering “free inquiry.” In truth, now more than then it seeks to stifle free inquiry and direct students’ minds into safe, politically correct channels. The novel wraps a story of censorship inside the story of a lurid campus love affair, juxtaposing libertarianism and libertinism, liberty, and libido. It contains a couple of scenes depicting graphic sex, a fair amount of foul language, and above all an undisguised hatred for all things PC.



The story presents us with a very detailed book with splendid storytelling. The characters in themselves are a mystery to unravel thus making this book an edging, hooking story worth reading. Through the affairs hidden in this book let’s journey with Kayla Blaze from the perspective of the narrator.



“Kayla Blaze: A Tale of the New Southwest”


Written by Mark Gooding


Publisher: Author’s Press


Date Published: 7 May 2021


Paperback: $4.34



About the Author



Mark Gooding The product of a working-class family in the American Midwest, Mark Gooding attended Valparaiso University in Indiana and worked at various jobs before moving to Europe in the late 1970s. He returned to the U.S. in the 1980s, migrated to the Southwest, and eventually became an English instructor in Mesa, Arizona, where he still resides. He has published other written works, namely: “Imaginary Life,” “Organisms,” “To Protect and To Serve,” “The Summer of Love,” “The Murder of Shane Schwarmer,” and “Death, Fight, and Revolution.”



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Email Address: gooding55@gmail.com