BRAD DICK, EDITORIAL DIRECTOR

On Nov. 4, Disney released its animated movie Chicken Little. You recall the original story...

Will the real HDTV programming please show up

When comparing studio images with ENG-generated images, some of the studio content looks like it came from a TK42

A recent Best Buy Omnitel survey shows a growing demand by women for input and

This year's Broadcast Engineering Excellence awards totaled 50 entries, which exceeded last year's total of 42. In addition, the contest pages posted

For those who experienced the early days of television with its black-and-white images, limited channels and snowy pictures, today's television resembles

The problem with television is it's too _____ . Maybe you think that television is too liberal, too conservative or too violent. But,

Looks like America's OTA viewers may soon be repeating Oliver Twist's line from the Charles Dickens classic, begging for more than TV table scraps. The

Have you ever been to a museum or novelty store that displayed holographic images or perhaps even offered them for sale? It's amazing how three-dimensional

Have you ever installed an upgrade service pack on your computer? How'd it go? Perhaps like me, less than perfect. After installing Microsoft's SP2 on

Editorial director Brad Dick discusses the FCC’s decision to delay the approval of an experimental license for a new DTV system proposed by SpectrumEvolution.org and the possible motives behind it

Editorial director Brad Dick revisits his prediction about 8-VSB in light of an FCC recommendation that the industry move to adopt COFDM

Editorial director Brad Dick shares his thoughts on 3-D TV, its wealth of technology and its dearth of content

Editorial director Brad Dick discusses the growing prevalence of over-the-top TV and how it will impact broadcasters going forward

With all the media noise recently generated over Google's predicted Gphone, you'd think all other technology was blas. The press gave the impression that

Pressure is building toward the Feb. 17, 2009, analog shutoff. TV set makers, broadcast associations, and cable and satellite vendors are all gearing

It's that time of year again. Your doorbell rings and when you answer, you're greeted with little costumed munchkins begging for candy and promising tricks

It's been amazing to see the speed with which Al Gore and his minions have been able to convince most of world that the planet's death is just around

Brad Dick, editorial director, wonders aloud as to whether Congress will kill small market TV.

The ambiance of Amsterdam can't be compared with Las Vegas. Unfortunately, this year, there seemed to be several more reasons to compare IBC with NAB.

The editors at Broadcast Engineering have developed an exciting new electronic magazine that provides the user with features that readers said they'd like to have in an electronic magazine.

Our fearless FCC chairman, like his two predecessors, has fallen into the bad habit of blaming the wrong guys for the DTV “problem.” First, broadcasters