BRAD DICK, EDITORIAL DIRECTOR

I was cruising along to work one morning when a small VW Bug whipped up beside me on the right. Looking over, I noticed it was being driven by a young

Dark, ominous clouds of potentially cataclysmic, business-changing proportions are brewing in Washington. Formed by converging forces of progressive-philosophy-leaning

Along with a continued spell of global warming It's 4 degrees with a windchill of 20 below outside as I write this the news of impending monumental changes

Your last hurrah may be on the 11 p.m. news. It seems at least one group of TV stations has decided to run obituaries. Until now, obits were the exclusive

We've all been tripped up by something to which we should have seen or paid attention. Perhaps you locked your keys inside the car because your mind was

If I rated technical topics by the number of press releases received, cloud storage would be number one. Not a day goes by when I don't receive at least

Hollywood, the Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Association (CEMA) and their puppets in Congress may start to control a lot more than your TV set.

The differences between the United States and some European countries are no more evident than with the implementation of digital television.

I just returned from my summer foray to Singapore to partake in this year's BroadcastAsia show. It was my first trip to both the convention and the location.

This month's issue of Broadcast Engineering provides readers with a truly unique and important article regarding our industry. For years now, stations

Many radio stations recently decided to stop simulcasting their programming over the internet because of a ruling by U.S. District Judge Berele Schiller.

This is Part IV of our series on research of the State of the Industry. This month we look at facilities' plans for storage technology. The results show

In part III of our State of the Industry series, we look at facilities' spending plans for camera technology. This information was obtained from readers

What engineer out there hasn't been called upon to replace a light switch, circuit breaker or other electrical device? Most of us have, I'll bet.

It seems that the EBU is following an example set by the U.S. Consumer Electronics Association by moving rapidly to prevent consumers and viewers from misappropriating content.

Another survey reinforces what we've been saying — that consumers are finally opening their pocketbooks to buy DTV.

As I was planning my trip, I entered the city's name in the MapQuest search engine, and I found five listings for Las Vegas.