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by Franklin McMahon Jun. 18, 2013

TV Entertainment Console Battle: Xbox One vs. PS4

As much as we look at the next wave of streaming television and point to devices such as Apple TV and Roku, the real battle will take place on consoles. Streaming box sales pale in comparison to the millions who will purchase an Xbox One and/or PS4 this coming fall. The current number one device that people use to stream Netflix is....More
by Michael Grotticelli Dec. 6, 2012

Artel expands DigiLink platform in the same space

The goal with this platform is to provide a cost-effective and unique solution for contribution-quality video transport....More
by Broadcast Engineering Oct. 9, 2012

Shotoku Gemini PBCS delivers remote camera operation

Intended for certain sports and other hard-to-reach applications, the Gemini Pan Bar Control System allows camera operators to work without compromise, in comfort and safety, regardless of the camera position....More
by Broadcast Engineering May. 10, 2013

Blackmagic Design shows new cameras at NAB

Blackmagic Design featured the Pocket Cinema Camera and the Production Camera 4K....More
by Brad Dick Jun. 18, 2013

A history of broadcast television

For readers interested in TV history, especially those who’ve ‘lived it’, the website ars Technica has a wonderful series on the history of our television industry....More
by Broadcast Engineering Oct. 24, 2012

Don’t plan your email marketing strategy without reading this first!

Planning an email strategy? MarketingProfs recently reported key findings from email marketing software provider, GetResponse. After analyzing 21 million messages sent from US accounts during Q1 of 2012, GetResponse shows us what times during the day are best for email opens, click-throughs and so much more....More
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