ANTHONY R. GARGANO

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.

Regarding next February's deadline, it has frequently been written that consumer confusion abounds and that how it may or may not affect the typical TV

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!

To say that the evolution of digital technology and computer-based applications in the broadcast industry has resulted in immense change is an understatement

A largely unheralded 50th anniversary passed us by last month. On Oct. 4, 1957, Americans woke up to headlines that the Soviet Union had successfully

Panasonic and Google have announced a cooperation that will allow Panasonic to manufacture Internet-enabled flat-screen TV receivers with the capability

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

Broadcasters must understand its implications.

There are cost savings but also challenges

LCD technology has come of age

My name is Tony Gargano, and I am a junkie. Yes, I confess: I am hopelessly addicted. It all started many years ago when I read my first issue of Then

What a mess! There are 17 months until the DTV transition. How many viewers will be surprised when their TV screens goes dark? Microsoft will be happy

The networks are happy because recently completed upfront ad sales for the fall season reversed a downward trend that began two years ago. How did the

A trip out of the cold and snow of the Northeast to the palm trees and warmth of sunny Rancho Mirage, CA must be a boondoggle. Actually, it really wasn't.