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  • Healthcare Compliance Counsel, Insulet Corporation
Boston
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Studio Technologies Launches Model 762 for Dante Audio Monitoring

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By David Harlow
| Broadcast Beat Verified
AMSTERDAM, JULY 15, 2026 - Studio Technologies has introduced the StudioComm Model 762 Stereo Level Control, a new monitor controller for Dante® audio-over-Ethernet applications. Unveiled at IBC 2026, the Model 762 offers intuitive operation and flexibility, making it ideal for recording, broadcast, and post-production environments.
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Laboratory: From the Shadows to the Front Line

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By Jacob Parrish, David Harlow
| North Carolina Medical Journal
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Partners Health Care acquiring Neighborhood Health Plan: The 800-Pound Gorilla and the Fig Leaf?

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By David Harlow
| Healthworks Collective
Partners Health Care (the dominant provider network in Greater Boston) and Neighborhood Health Plan (a local mostly-Medicaid HMO) just announced that the former intends to acquire the latter, and maintain it as a separate operating entity. No money will change hands between the parties, but an unspecified amount of money will be given by Partners as grants to community health centers where NHP members receive much of their health care services.
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