BRAD DICK, EDITORIAL DIRECTOR

The FCC is deciding how much kiddy-focused programming you have to broadcast to keep your license

New digital asset management systems are providing content holders with the ability to literally turn on and off your rights to enjoy the entertainment you thought you owned

Commissioner Michael Copps is prone to incessant tirades. And he's been a thorn in the side of broadcasters since his appointment to the commission by President Bush in May 2001

While there have always been respectable people and certain groups that opposed what they define as indecent broadcasts, today it's gotten entirely out of hand

It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. Would you be mine? Could you be mine? Good afternoon, children. Welcome to my neighborhood, where all TV broadcasts

Entries for the 2005 Broadcast Engineering Excellence Awards were announced in the December 2004 Digital Reference Guide. That issue contained 32 entries,

Recently, there have been efforts to get broadcasters to cooperate in delivering content to viewers in new ways, ones that would let them participate in the revenue.

In the last part of our series on the industry's building plans, we focus on streaming technology.

It looks like FCC Chairman Michael Powell is finally putting some air back in the nation's DTV system.

I have to acknowledge that even I, one who should know better, have become media-desirous. I finally got cable.

Sometimes the oldest ideas make for the best new inventions. I thought of that recently as I was researching some ideas for articles in Broadcast Engineering.

In part V of our series on the industry's building plans, we focus on RF systems. Specifically we'll look at key issues related to the purchase and scheduled implementation of DTV.

This year's NAB was certainly something all right, but exactly what I'm not so sure.

Given the dire premonitions from many circles, one would have thought that the mood at this year's NAB convention would resemble a funeral rather than a trade show.

This year's IBC will be quite successful because it has evolved into much more than a broadcast event.

As I toured the NAB exhibition floor, multiple top-flight exhibitors showed what they termed 4K/2K workflow solutions. The products included cameras,

Friends know that I attend some kind of convention in Las Vegas every spring, but they have no real idea what it's about or why I go. I've tried explaining

A recent blog post from the website HD Guru caused the consumer spaces to explode with controversy and apprehension. The article's author wrote about

Editorial director Brad Dick considers the changing world of consumer video, the many platforms it’s being delivered to, and what broadcasters need to do to keep up.

Editorial director Brad Dick discusses Adobe Pass, a technology that provides viewers with the content portability and access they demand, and why broadcasters should take note.