Latest articles by Craig Johnston
Microwave: Picking the Right Tool for the Job
Efficient compression, new IP options bring new choices for ENG
Give Free-Lance a Chance
Somewhere within your company's corporate hierarchy, there's at least one official who could read you a long list of reasons why no employee should ever be allowed to free-lance.
All You Need is Cash
I just read Bob Woodward's new book "Bush at War." I was struck by how much you can get done with cash.
Tape Gone in a Year?
CBS Videographer comes home from war with a plan for the 'ultimate camera'
A Wider Look Can Be A Better Look
Anybody who has spent much time around cameras knows that shooting a person's face with too wide a lens risks a ghoulish result. There's a fine line.
Will 'Tape' Disappear From Camcorders?
Manufacturers working on dockable, disk-based capturing tools
Get Your Money's Worth Out of Your Time
One of my fondest memories of working in television news (or maybe it's one of my most haunting nightmares) is the race every day to get the story or stories done and on the air.
HD Studio Cameras Take Many Forms
Today's technology includes mobility and multiple formats
Hurricane Katrina Tests Broadcasters
Gulf Coast area stations improvise in order to stay on the air
Get Them to the Job on Time
I met a retired international executive for an electronics giant who told me about an attendance problem you and I are unlikely to ever face
