DAVID AUSTERBERRY , EDITOR
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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
IBC Product Source
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Headed to IBC? Even with five days, you'll be hard-pressed to cover all the sessions and the convention exhibition floor. However, to help readers get
Thoughts from Southeast Asia
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I have just returned from the BroadcastAsia show in Singapore. Being a little quieter than NAB (and what show isn't), I had time to reflect on our business.
The digital divide
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Most of the readers of Broadcast Engineering would consider themselves to have a higher level of knowledge of television and computers than the average consumer
Is the channel dead?
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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
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The International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers (IABM) recently held its second annual summit. This year, the theme was developing strategies
IBC: A move away from broadcasting?
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If you're attending IBC, you may well be reading this in Amsterdam. Unlike NAB, which has the word broadcasters in the title, the old International Broadcasting
Change is just around the corner
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With the analog switch-off in progress around the world, in many cases, the replacement has been an MPEG-2 service. From ATSC to SD satellite services,
Production quality standards are loosening
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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
Audio versus video: Why video always wins
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The editor explores why video is treated better than audio
Feast your eyeballs
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Viewers can now see their favorite shows off-the-air, downloaded to a portable player or as pay-per-view from cable or IPTV. They can download to a PC,
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
Analog dj vu
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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
A slow start for HD
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HDTV in Europe is suffering a long gestation period. Compared with the United States, mainstream programming is barely off the starting blocks. The World
Embrace change or be left behind
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I have been following the recent analog switchoff in a small region of the UK. The analog shutoff is protracted as region-by-region digital transmitter
The future is all around you
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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
Promo squeezes credits
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I watched a television program the other night and liked the editing style. I was curious who did the work. At the end of the program, I waited for the