Brad Dick, editor

As readers will recall from last month's column, I've made my own commitment to the HDTV revolution. I keep looking for confirmation that I haven't made

There's trouble brewing for the cable and satellite industries. There's an increasing resistance to higher fees just for the privilege of watching TV.

Have you ever second-guessed yourself about one of those life decisions? You'd done all your homework and worked things through carefully only to discover

In Part 2 of our series looking at industry spending plans, we examine the state of editing technology. The data in this report was gathered from Broadcast

Hardly a day goes by when someone doesn't call me to announce that their company has the worlds first total solution to something. By the time I hang

Larry Thorpe, vice president, Acquisition Systems for Sony Electronics, has been named the winner of the NAB 2000 Television Engineering Achievement Award.

I usually spend this pre-NAB space promoting the upcoming convention. I'm always excited about the show and love to talk about it. But this year, I've

This month we begin a six-part series on the technology plans for broadcasters, cable systems/networks and production facilities. This state-of-the-industry

A January report from DFC Intelligence (www.dbpwebcasttrack.com) shows that video streaming on the Internet grew by 215 percent in 2000. More than 900