ANTHONY R. GARGANO
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The evolving screen size
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
Displays have gone from small to large and back again
Mobile DTV lessons
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
Consumer fatigue with subscription fees may have contributed to the demise of FLO TV
Active format descriptor
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
Are you ready for active format descriptor (AFD)? Or maybe you're already sending it with your content. You should be. AFD codes will play a significantly
Where's the disconnect?
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
Following a lengthy standardization process and comprehensive testing regimen, the long-awaited A/153, the ATSC's DTV standard for mobile television,
Is 3-D another fad?
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
When it comes to 3-D, there is nothing new under the sun
The mother of invention
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
Is it really that old? Actually, it is. That oft-used phrase referring to necessity as the mother of invention has its derivation in Book 2 of Plato's
Black Friday
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As we prepare to ring in the New Year, visions of sugar plums are still dancing in many heads. Ah, yes. Welcome to 2008, a presidential election year!
Pinning down mobile TV
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
The shots that rang across the Tug Fork River between the storied Hatfield and McCoy feuding families paled in comparison with the vitriolic exchanges
DSLR video production
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
In the February 2010 edition of Broadcast Engineering, I wrote a column about nontraditional tools for use in broadcast and production applications. One
A test pattern for DTV
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
Sarnoff’s new test pattern is a DTV Swiss Army knife.
Content is king
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
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.
Livestation goes mobile
By ANTHONY R. GARGANO published
Watch out for this ATSC-M/H competitor