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Apr 24, 2013 / 05:00 PM / By Jay Yeary
Automatically CALM
Like many of you, one of the issues I’ve had to deal with recently was how to comply with the CALM Act.
Feb 28, 2013 / 10:00AM / By Mary Gruszka
Connector Contacts: Gold, Silver and Tin
It’s not until there’s a problem that connector contacts might be considered as a source of an intermittent, noisy or lost signal.
May 24, 2013 / 10:27 AM / By Doug Lung
FCC Reacts to Split-Band Broadband Wireless Plan Criticism
The FCC hosted a Public Workshop on 600 MHz band plans on May 3 and heard from the experts present that the FCC's apparently favored split band (TV Channel 51 down and TV Channel 37 down) plan was not practical
May 24, 2013 / 10:24 AM / By Doug Lung
FCC Denies 14.0-14.5 GHz Terrestrial Service Petition
The FCC has denied a May 6, 2008 petition for rulemaking from the Utilities Telecom Council and Winchester Cator, LLC that would have created a secondary fixed service in the 14.0-14.5 GHz band and made the spectrum available for fixed and temporary fixed point-to-point and point-to-multipoint stations
Feb 28, 2013 / 09:00 AM / By Steve Harvey
Wireless Mic Providers Evolve Tech for ENG
As broadcasters experiment with new methods of video backhaul to the station from their ENG crews—including bonded cellular and wireless public networks—the means by which audio is captured on remotes remains, so far, largely unchanged.
Dec 20, 2012 / 03:37PM / By Craig Johnston
Gear on the Go 2012
Hurricane Sandy, with its water and power outages, was a reminder that even news shooters who live outside the traditional paths of deadly weather events have to be prepared for the “100-year storms” we now seem to be having on a regular basis.
May 01, 2013 / 10:00 AM / By Karl Paulsen
Active Archives for the Future
A lot of growth is happening in the storage space for media and entertainment.
Apr 24, 2013 / 10:26 AM / By Al KovalicK
Making the Cloud Invisible, Part 2
For sure, it’s not easy to create an invisible cloud environment. There are many aspects of Quality of Service that determine the user experience.
Apr 01, 2013 / 11:00 AM / By Karl Paulsen
Increasing Storage Capacities With Nanotechnologies
Despite the lack of enormous technological changes in the storage and server technology space in 2012, big changes are still expected for the remainder of this decade.
Apr 10, 2013 / 10:23 AM / By Jay Ankeney
Goldenberg Balances ‘Argo’ Storyline via Strategic Editing
When William Goldenberg A. C. E., accepted the Oscar for “Best Achievement in Editing” for “Argo” from the hands of Sandra Bullock in February during the 85th Annual Academy Awards at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, not everyone was surprised.
Apr 01, 2013 / 11:00 AM / By JAY HOLBEN
What to See in Lighting on the NAB Show Floor
We’re coming up on the flurry of activity that is the NAB Show, when techno-geeks of all walks from the entertainment industries gather together to oggle and ahh over the latest and greatest in technology for our business.
Mar 21, 2013 / 03:00 PM / By Jay Ankeney
State of the Edit 2013
The survey of NLE representatives revealed a post production community that is aggressively tackling the challenges arising from rapidly evolving digital production technology.
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