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Spectrum crisis Dear editor: Thank you to Mark Hyman for his great letter in the February issue. (You can read the letter online at http://broadcastengineering.com/viewpoint/feedback-0210.)...
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Lies, damned lies and the looming spectrum crisis Dear editor: Manmade global warming became all the rage a few years ago, and it led to absurd reactions....
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2010 is the year for 3-DIt's been a long journey from Bwana Devil to but after three false starts, it looks like stereoscopic 3-D has finally arrived as a successful way to deliver... |
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Broadcast TV industry becoming extinct Dear editor: I just received my December issue of Broadcast Engineering and read your editorial with interest....
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In praise of new media technologies Dear editor: I'll bet I'm not the only reader finding the tone and content of Brad Palmer's letter A word of thanks...
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Dear editor: In response to the article News: the ROI equation in your October News Technology supplement, I would like to say a word of thanks. Thank...
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News at 10, obits at 11Your last hurrah may be on the 11 p.m. news. It seems at least one group of TV stations has decided to run obituaries. Until now, obits were the exclusive... |
Broadcast Engineering hits the big screen
Broadcast Engineering hits the big screen Dear editor: I took my daughters to see Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, and I saw a copy of Broadcast Engineering...
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Success story Dear editor: I have been reading Broadcast Engineering for the past three years and never really had hands-on experience in the field. About...
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Video servers Dear John Luff: I've got two comments regarding your statement in the Video servers article in the May issue. You stated, Servers were initially...
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First camcorder and first CCD camera Dear editor: I enjoyed the two retrospectives on technology in the March issue The TV camera: Past, present and future...
DTV transition threatens existence of incumbent LPTV, Class A stations without proper steps from FCC
Full-power stations will soon be ending a turbulent journey — their transition to digital operations...
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It’s not easy being greenIt's been amazing to see the speed with which Al Gore and his minions have been able to convince most of world that the planet's death is just around... |
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Broadcasters in postlandA trip out of the cold and snow of the Northeast to the palm trees and warmth of sunny Rancho Mirage, CA must be a boondoggle. Actually, it really wasn't.... |
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To show or not to show?Prior to NAB, conversations I had with broadcasters and vendors opened with: Are you going? and What are you expecting the attendance to be? The optimistic... |
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Wasteful spending Dear editor: I just pulled the February issue from my mailbox and read your editorial, The $650 million DTV converter box. Here's my...
Livestation goes mobile
Watch out for this ATSC-M/H competitor...
Energy Star this!
Four years ago, I purchased a new home, which came equipped with Energy Star-compliant appliances. From day one, the dishwasher refused to fully dry the...
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Beyond the EPGThe governments encourage the spread of wideband IP networks, the viewing of video content from the Web will increase.... |
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The $650 million DTV converter boxWe've all heard about how wasteful the government is when it comes to spending our money. Examples include the $100 million wasted to purchase 270,000... |
