The smell of free money 

Scene opens in a typical American home. Time: early 2009. Husband and wife in living room with old-style TV set. Goody, goody, goody! Yahoo! We're getting...

BroadcastAsia2005: HD and mobile broadcasting take the spotlight 

As an attendee, the show provided the opportunity to visit all the major vendors without the marathon walks...

Who controls the gatekeeper? 

Who should be in control of the channels we watch? The government or corporations? The author says it depends on a lot of things...

Get the lead out 

Any future upgrade to your station’s vidoe library system may be hindered by the European Union. The editor discusses the problem...

Reader Feedback: Back me up 

Brad Gilmer answers your questions...

Revisiting broadcasting, by default 

There are changes on the horizon, like podcasting, that have monumental implications for the broadcast industry...

Looking high and wide for news 

How does HD actually enhance the ability to cover the news? ...

The broadcast protection racket 

In our culture, the expected response is that the commodity in question is offered without an expectation of payment from the consumer...

Diversity or be damned 

Armed with regulations, government bureaucracy, rules and penalties, the two knights of the FCC round table had spent years battling filthy-rich broadcasters and the dreaded mega-moguls residing in the forest...

No more hum bars 

Countries are making a mistake by not adopting the video frame rate standard to 720p/60 and 1080i/60...

Standards for measuring distant digital signals revisited 

The commission wants to determine whether the current signal strength standard and testing procedures used to determine if a household is entitled to receive distant network programming from satellite services remain accurate or whether revisions are necessary...

Multiple screen sizes may create multiple headaches 

World Edition storyWorkflow automation and DAM will become essential tools in providing cost-effective re-versioning of content for tomorrow's delivery channels...

Reader Feedback - Recommendations 

Several authors offer recommendations on reference guides, product listings and more...

The challenges of datacasting 

There is a growing demand for educational content delivery systems and local emergency and homeland security alerts, sent and received as digital files...

Online tower construction notification 

Last year the commission established an on-line Tower Construction Notification System (TCNS) to notify SHPOs, Indian tribes and NHOs of tower construction interest in an area of land...

Broadcasting a la NAB 

There is a lot you can deduce from NAB2005, and there is a lot more that is not nearly so obvious unless you are in a position where you can sit back and look at it all objectively...

The buzz is back 

Convention attendees and exhibitors returned to Las Vegas to take the industry's collective temperature...

Close to the edge 

Emerging digital technologies present broadcasters with all kinds of disruptions to what was once an easy-to-make-money business model...

Affordable HD at NAB 

Coming into NAB2005, the HDV format was the big buzz...

Ghosts of brands long gone 

The list is long and time is short as our intrepid technology manager challenges the elements in his quest to get the best products he can afford from a vast array of providers...

FCC stresses emergency information obligation 

The FCC fined three San Diego TV stations for failure to make emergency information accessible to persons with hearing disabilities...

Reader Feedback: Un-confusing the customer 

Author Paul McGoldrick sets a confused reader straight ...

Repetitive messages 

The rise of talk television and its spin is because the networks have failed to do their jobs...

FCC rejects DTV multichannel must-carry 

Even though broadcasters do not have mandatory rights to multicasting and dual carriage, that does not mean that they are barred from negotiating for some or all of those rights with cable operators on an individual basis...

FCC planning early DTS roll-out 

Proponents of DTS claim that broadcasters can use it to overcome DTV signal delivery problems...

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