Facts and Issues [International Conference on AIDS (11th: 1996: Vancouver, Canada)]

The work spaces are booked to broadcasters for the duration of the Conference and are
assigned on a first-come, first served basis. Additional work space for radio broadcasters is
available in the Radio Work Room, an open area with tables and chairs.Telephones are not
supplied in work spaces or the open work area. Broadcasters are required to make their
own arrangements for booking telephones through General Motors Place at 899 7535.
Radio Voice Booths
Six voice booths are available for radio broadcasters and do not need to be reserved.
Television Edit Spaces
Fourteen edit spaces are available for broadcasters to set up their equipment.These spaces
will be wired with ten video and 13 audio feeds from Master Control distribution.
The ten video feeds are:
I Opening/Closing/Plenaries/News Conferences
2 Scientific Sessions (VTCC Ballrooms)
3 Scientific Sessions (VTCC Hall A East)
4 Scientific Sessions (VTCC Hall A West)
5 Scientific Sessions (VTCC Hall C)
6 Standup (VTCC Prow)
7 Standup (General Motors Place)
8 Colour bars
9 Colour black
10 Trunk line
The thirteen audio feeds are:
I Opening/Closing/Plenaries/News Conferences
2 Scientific Sessions (VTCC Ballrooms)
3 Scientific Sessions (VTCC Hall A East)
4 Scientific Sessions (VTCC Hall A West)
5 Scientific Sessions (VTCC Hall C)
6 Standup (VTCC Prow)
7 Standup (General Motors Place)
8 English Translation
9 French Translation
10 Spanish Translation
II Tone
12 Time code
13 Trunk line
Each space accommodates one edit suite and includes tables and chairs, power
(20 amp, 117 volt, 60 cycle) and voice booths in close proximity
Telephones are not supplied in edit spaces. Broadcasters are required to make their own
arrangements for booking telephones through General Motors Place at 899 7535.The
spaces are booked to broadcasters for the duration of the Conference and will be
pre-assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.