Frank Beacham

MEDIA TECH What is it and what can you do with it?

The handwriting has been on the wall for a long time

MEDIA TECH The problem lies in the lack of cable labeling

Researchers are working on ways to battle misinformation from 'deep fakes'

MEDIA TECH Depending on the value of the video content, latency takes on varying degrees of importance

MEDIA TECH Smaller crews, budgets and pandemic restrictions have been the driving force

MEDIA TECH The solution? Multiple back-ups and good luck

MEDIA TECH There is no better gauge of cutting-edge engineering than in the world’s top athletic competitions

Media Tech For the past two years, the basic concept of the ‘studio’ has changed—perhaps forever

Media Tech Multistream, real-time editing performance delivers professional image quality

Media Tech Stanford’s Puffer uses machine learning to research the problem

Media Tech The chaos at CNN's 'Homecoming Concert' ignited a display of spontaneity and creativity

Media Tech Nielsen offers clearer picture of how American viewing habits are changing with new metric

It was 1996, almost exactly a decade ago, when I wrote a column for this publication posing some questions about the future of the Internet.

At about the same time television news sold its soul to the devil, a savvy Internet innovator was standing at the crossroads to salvage the wreckage.