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Sizing Up Digital Signage at NAB
Spotlight will be on ‘out of home’ networks
by John Merli, 4.02.2008
The allure of digital signage has gotten enough attention by a growing number of broadcasters in the past year that it will get its own Super Session at the NAB Show. more


NAB Show 2008 Preview: NAB Asks: Are You Ready?
One year away from DTV transition, broadcasters plot new dawn
by Susan Ashworth, 3.26.2008
There sits a clock on the NAB’s DTV helpline Web site, and a digital one at that, methodically ticking away the minutes toward that long-established, long-anticipated deadline. more


NAB Show 2008 Preview: LVCC’s Extreme Makeover
Convention Center to undergo major renovations through 2011
by Ken Freed, 3.26.2008
Within weeks after the NAB Show ends, the nearly 50-year-old LVCC will start an $890 million full-facility makeover. more


NAB Show 2008 Preview: SBE Returns With Popular Ennes Workshop
One-day NAB event focuses on TV-centric agenda
by Holly Essex, 3.26.2008
Broadcast engineers need to be proficient in skills and knowledge of workflow basics, IT in general and the issue surrounding station operations, no matter what branch of the industry one is working in at the moment. more


Newseum Readies for Grand Opening
Washington museum dedicated to the news business contains state-of-the-art broadcast facilities.
by James E. O'Neal, 3.26.2008
Fifteen theaters and two HD television studios will be part of the attraction for visitors to the facility. more


WWE Slams Into HD
Multifaceted production unites multiple skills, technologies
by Sanjay Talwani, 3.05.2008
The body slams and chair bashings of World Wrestling Entertainment are looking even more realistic now that the traveling production has upgraded to high-definition. more


Boxes Hit the Streets
Congress wonders: Will they work? For everyone?
by Sanjay Talwani, 3.05.2008
The first coupon-eligible converter boxes hit stores in February, and word of the transition seems to have gotten out to the public. more


High-Tech Gear Boosts NRB Growth
Faith, technology collaborate at annual conference
by Susan Ashworth, 3.05.2008
Targeting who the NRB calls “Christian communicators,” the 2008 NRB Convention and Exposition will take place this year at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tenn., March 8-11. more


The Madness of March
Networks entice college hoops fans with new media lures
by Robin Berger, 3.05.2008
The NCAA’s big dance will be dominated by CBS, which has exclusive rights to the men’s tournament from the first round to the final game. more


A Tale of Two Borders
U.S. DTV transition has different effects along the Canadian, Mexican borders
by Gordon Robinson, 2.20.2008
Ask U.S. broadcasters on the border with Canada if they are fearful about losing viewers after the analog shutoff date, and chances are that you’ll be answered with a surprised stare. more


AARP’s Concerns
Group pushes for more DTV outreach to seniors
by John Merli, 2.20.2008
The organization believes some issues still need to be addressed for the older end of their membership rolls, according to AARP Federal Affairs Consultant Debra Berlyn. She spoke recently with TV Technology. more


New Airline Rules on Li-ion Batteries
Federal regs catch some TV crews by surprise
by Craig Johnston, 2.20.2008
New regulations for both lithium metal and lithium ion batteries were actually issued back in August, effective at the end of the year. But they caught television crews and the rest of the traveling public by surprise as the calendar turned over. more


HD Tips and Techniques—Illuminating HD
Exploring new options in lighting for professional production
by Chuck Gloman, 2.20.2008
Focusing in high definition, whether 720p, 1080i, or 1080p, is much more critical than in standard definition, especially in low- lighting situations. In this article, we will look at some of the new offerings in lighting available. more


CES Sees Screen Seachange
Emphasis is on content for evolving audiences
by Gary Arlen, 2.06.2008
Despite this deluge of new display devices, this year CES was about the changing relationships within the diverse sectors of the TV business. more


HPA Tech Retreat: Getting It Right
Annual event tackles audio, lip sync, d-cinema issues
by Robin Berger, 2.06.2008
For Mark Schubin, this year’s Technology Retreat theme “seems to be the business of getting it right.” more


EAS Advances
Next-gen public alerting system needs details, funding
by Sanjay Talwani, 2.06.2008
Many broadcasters have had just about enough with all the digital and the upgrading and the government mandates. But there’s another major transition ahead, and this one could save lives. more


Who the Cap Fits
FEMA Has a Heckuva Job Ahead
by Mary C. Gruszka, 2.06.2008
Creating a next-generation EAS system involves not only technology but operational workflows, cross-agency cooperation, and not a small amount of politics. Nevertheless, the process has begun. more


Final DTV Rules: Tough but Fair?
FCC gives some clarity, wants fewer excuses
by Sanjay Talwani, 1.23.2008
The FCC has laid down the law for television broadcasters still dragging their heels on the road toward full-power DTV. more


Digitizing History
Small Va. town home to $240M facility
by James E. O'Neal, 1.23.2008
Officially known as the Packard Campus of the Library of Congress (LOC) National Audio-Visual Conservation Center, the structure contains a vast number of recordings preserved on a variety of media, and in an almost limitless number of formats including, film, tape, disc, wire and cylinder. more


Fox Sports Preps for Super Bowl XLII
Network, Game Creek make quick work of production set up
by Ken Freed, 1.23.2008
When Fox Sports kicks off coverage of Super Bowl XLII from the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., Feb. 3, the production team will be setting a record for advance set-up. more



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