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I've previously been of the opinion that TV viewers would never settle for watching TV programming on computers because it required a lean-forward experience....More

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Last month we looked at the important role a security policy can play in professional video networks. This month's column will examine two technologies...More

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This year, the broadcast industry aimed to make stereoscopic 3-D a mainstream medium for home-delivered entertainment, in hopes that it would become as...More

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