Latest articles by ANTHONY R. GARGANO
For years, analog NTSC just chugged along with relatively simple routing and switching requirements. The future-proofing challenge when laying out a new
We are days away from completing the long journey to the promise of DTV. Originally, the great analog switch-off was never planned to be such. The initiative
Last month, the ATSC announced the elevation of its Draft Document A153, Specification for Mobile Digital Television, to the status of candidate standard.
Having spent the bulk of a career on the equipment supply side of the broadcast industry, I have been through a number of business cycles. One lesson
Put the financial geniuses in charge of the asylum, and they will invariably come up with the worst of ideas that favor short-term, bottom-line results.
For a while, it appeared the Mobile DTV Pavilion at this year's NAB show was, in reality, a geocache. In order to find it, it seemed one needed to sign
For a while, it appeared the Mobile DTV Pavilion at this year's NAB show was, in reality, a geocache. In order to find it, it seemed one needed to sign
From time to time, the world of advertising hits a home run by producing memorable television commercials with catchy sayings that eventually join the
It is a presidential election year the quadrennial event that all broadcasters look forward to with great relish. For many broadcasters, it is their version
Welcome to yet another installment of what I refer to as Broadcast Engineering's Andy Rooney segment. It's fun to be given the final page of this great
The history of entertainment media is rife with portents of gloom upon the advent of the next newest entertainment delivery technology. Sixty years ago,
The event offered demonstrations of a variety of advanced technologies, as well as glimpses of the future.
Incredible! Another year is quickly slipping by. We're already a few weeks removed from yet another annual sojourn to the southern California desert.
In the February 2010 edition of Broadcast Engineering, I wrote a column about nontraditional tools for use in broadcast and production applications. One
The supply chain of content from its initial acquisition to final delivery to the viewer has been revolutionized as a function of the digital era in which
Someday history will probably reflect the late 20th and early 21st centuries as the era of the Digital Revolution. And, certainly the life-changing consequences
A peaceful, tree-lined setting across from a softball field seems like a wonderful locale to house artifacts from the storied, early years of television.
