Brad Gilmer

Various claims can be found on the Internet regarding the earliest network implementation, but one thing is for sure: It was not long after computers

Since its inception, video has been running over coaxial cable. In the early days, the PL-259 connector, sometimes known as the UHF connector, was used.

Media asset management (MAM) systems rapidly sift through vast collections of material to locate the material the user requests.

Regardless of the portion of the band in which Wi-Fi operates, sharing with Bluetooth is inevitable. Perhaps these two technologies are not competing

Nothing will get a piece of equipment expelled from the post environment like unstable software. A mismatch between the job you need to do and the equipment

When dealing with on-air operations, you want to have the security as tight as it can get while still permitting necessary functionality. In the beginning,

One of the keys to moving large files on a network is to move the data in large blocks without a lot of header information in between. As the computer

SANs had a troubled start, largely because they were based upon technology and standards that needed some wrinkles ironed out. If the SAN is grown in

Over the last three years, network speeds have increased by a factor of ten, with another tenfold increase in 18 months or so. There has been a definite

In 1965, just four years after the first planar integrated circuit was invented, Gordon Moore predicted that the number of transistors per integrated

This the second installment of a two-part tutorial that describes how to build a network for your office and supply Internet connectivity to your users.

SAN or NAS? The two systems use fundamentally different approaches to providing users with access to shared storage, each with its own unique benefits. The choice is yours

Having an industrial-strength network is one way to enable collaborative workflow

Discover how these content-location systems work and find out how to best implement one at your facility.

This month, we take a closer look at SONET and some of the telephone-industry nomenclature behind the technology.

Find out why it’s so hard to use the Internet as a broadcast medium.

Learn the tips and tricks to installing a fiber-optic network for broadcast.

This article is a primer on how computer networks work and how device addresses work.

Interactive Television (iTV) is a hot topic these days. Almost all the heavy hitters - Microsoft, Intel, Sony and AOL - have made major investments in