James E. O'Neal

Annual symposium probes broadcast technologies, practices.

Smart speakers, 5G, spectrum and more receive attention

Three-day event examines 5G, ATSC 3.0, spectrum scarcity & other alternative means of content delivery

N.C. company has established global reputation for excellence

Planners of annual confab pleased with attendance uptick

Dutch firm stresses product excellence, 'extra-mile' customer support

Organization readies for 68th annual show

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

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

Conference marked the 10th anniversary of the convening of television history’s faithful

An executive with Harris Broadcast this week warned attendees at an industry meeting that broadcasters’ roll-out of Mobile DTV needs to move forward quickly or could risk becoming irrelevant.

"We can protect a broadcaster from a fine, but we're not going to do it to the detriment of the content producers."

The ALP-1000 Television Loudness Processor, which performs loudness management in compliance with the ITU-R BS.1770.

The new release adds support for high-definition videotape to the company's SAMMA product range.

Specialty museums emphasize broadcast gear

Confab to address mobile, 3D, D-cinema, workflows

LiveU's cell technology augments ENG

Would the Apollo moon landing 40 years ago been believable without live video?

Early Television Museum holds annual gathering

The saga of the lost Apollo 11 tapes

Some Stations Think Their Channel Still Has a Lot of Life Left in It

James Snyder envisions an environment in which not only off-air television reception will be affected, but also newsgathering and other television broadcast functions.

In an era of shrinking staffs, newest version more relevant than ever