For years, since the digital revolution hit the television industry, managers, engineers and magazine editors have all been hearing about “the promise of digital,” where stations and facilities could “do more with less.” The folks selling those digital technologies also told us—in no uncertain terms—that “you need to s
By Deborah McAdams on
8/16/2005 2:55 AM
For years, since the digital revolution hit the television industry, managers, engineers and magazine editors have all been hearing about “the promise of digital,” where stations and facilities could “do more with less.” The folks selling those digital technologies also told us—in no uncertain terms—that “you need to s