DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR
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Linear TV soldiers on
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
Editor David Austerberry challenges reports that TV will go the way of the music industry, noting that many viewers are still happy to get the lean-back experience linear TV provides.

Where is the metadata?
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
The old systems for delivering SD commercials need an injection of modern data management to meet demands for lower error rates and greater efficiency.

BroadcastAsia reflects a time of change
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
During June, many in the broadcast sector will be heading to Singapore for BroadcastAsia. One cannot but notice that CommunicAsia, running in parallel

Myriad formats over IP
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
As we all prepare for the trip to Las Vegas, I'm betting that many of you will have the phrase we live in interesting times ringing in your ears. The
CRTs, LCDs and OLED
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It doesn't seem that long ago I was writing about the end of the CRT and all the shortcomings of the LCD display for grade one monitoring. I used to work

We are watching a revolution
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This last month saw more new camera releases, and there has never been more choice. Image quality is increasing as prices drop. It is no coincidence that
Universal standards remain a dream
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On a regular basis, I get into discussions about converting video frame rates. For historic reasons, TV frame rates are linked to power frequency. Operating
Analog dj vu
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
I was at an industry reception to promote a new advanced technology product when I fell into a conversation about a company that sells analog distribution

Over the rainbow, there's interference
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You may have read recently about the debate in the United States regarding white space in the RF spectrum. Although the debate is based on the recent
Should content be locked away?
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
What happens when you buy content, but it is locked away as a file rather than recorded on a medium that is stored on a shelf? Now that television programming

The future is all around you
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
September is IBC time. It was not long ago that the show title changed from the International Broadcasting Convention to just plain IBC in order to reflect

Production quality standards are loosening
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
Television viewers have more ways to view content than ever. It seems to me that the volume of content available is increasing at a much higher rate than
IBC conference or exhibition? Why do you go?
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
If you are visiting IBC this year, you could well be in Amsterdam reading this. So why did you take a week out of your busy schedule to attend the show?

Is the channel dead?
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
Last month I went to the Royal Television Society for the annual Schoenberg lecture, which commemorates one of the early developers of television. John
Television grows up
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
The International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers (IABM) recently held its second annual summit. This year, the theme was developing strategies

HD: A branding vehicle
By DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR published
Convergence can mean many things. In television, we usually think of convergence as broadcast, IT and telecoms coming together at the technology layer.
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