James E. O'Neal

Stations are relocating, but with STAs and temp facilities.

Broadcast execs discuss ATSC 3.0 on HPA

Annual symposium probes broadcast technologies, practices.

Smart speakers, 5G, spectrum and more receive attention

Industry executives offer their views on standard’s absence.

Next-Gen television rose to the forefront as both subject and object of the 2018 NAB Show.

Updates provided on tests, cable compatibility.

‘The single biggest opportunity that’s ever been available to the broadcast industry.’

Compliance testing, branding and more all part of launch process.

TV Technology has learned that LARCAN, a Canadian television and radio transmitter manufacturer that has been in operation since the early 1950s, ceased operating on July 10.

One of the more interesting tools in the 21st century journalist’s kit is the digital single lens reflex camera.

Nevion adds technology lab and training facility to its U.S. headquarters operation.

She will serve as the organization’s chief representative in the United States and Canada and will be leading its operations and business development activities there.

Concluding FIFA World Cup soccer events will be transmitted in UHD to Brazilian pay TV viewers.

Just as at this year’s NAB and IBC Shows, 4K video was a hot topic at the Symposium.

Television history buffs once again flocked to this Columbus, Ohio suburb for the eleventh annual Early Television Foundation conference held May 10-12 this year at the Early Television Museum

The commemorative program featured recorded excerpts of the first exchange of live video between France and the United States in 1962, as well as a special live two-way video exchange.

A large number of rare items came from the estate of television historian and collector Ed Reitan, who passed away in January.

Bits By The Bay,” a two-day regional technical conference organized by the Washington, D.C. Section of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, once again played to a sell-out audience