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TALWANI TAKES COMMAND AT GOVERNMENT VIDEO
ALEXANDRIA, VA (February 2, 2009) -- NewBay Media LLC has announced that Sanjay Talwani has been promoted to editor of Government Video, the magazine and website of video technology in the public sector. He will also serve as executive chair of the Government Video Technology Expo.Effective February 1, 2009, Talwani succeeds Mark J. Pescatore, who is moving into the field of public relations.
Previously news editor for sister publication TV Technology, Talwani brings years of experience covering video technology and government at the local, state, and national level to his new role with Government Video.
Talwani first worked for TV Technology from 2001 to 2003 as a reporter, but left to work in the Senate as a press secretary. He returned to TV Technology as news editor and Washington bureau chief in 2007.
Before coming to Washington, Talwani covered the Montana statehouse and local government for the Great Falls Tribune until 2001, and was recognized for Best Government Reporting by the Montana Newspaper Association in 1999.
"At all levels of government, video is being put to new and exciting uses to help keep citizens informed and safe. With his knowledge of video technologies and government operations, Sanjay is the perfect person to lead Government Video into the future," states Carmel King, NewBay Media executive vice president and head of the NewBay Media Video/Broadcast Group.
"From traditional video production applications to high-tech security and awareness solutions for first responders, video is a key part of the public-service mission of government entities big and small across the country," Talwani says.
Talwani can be contacted in Virginia at (703) 852-4640 or stalwani@nbmedia.com.
About Government Video
Government Video is published monthly by NewBay Media LLC. It is the only magazine focused on video professionals in public service and the use of video technologies in the public sector. The Government Video readership includes professionals working at the local, state and federal levels, as well members of the military, first responders and the judicial system. The annual Government Video Technology Expo provides an educational forum for discussing video, AV, multimedia, broadcast and other communication technologies, as well as a product exhibition for seeing and testing the latest in video technology. The 2009 GV Expo will be held December 1–3, 2009, in Washington, D.C.
