James E. O'Neal

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

Group marks passage of Recommended Practices

Event features hands-on equipment exhibits, info sessions

Electroluminescence sheds new light on chroma-key problem

Planners of annual confab pleased with attendance uptick

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

Collections run the gamut from cameras to costumes

Weather and traffic reporting technology reaches real time

Broadcast execs discuss ATSC 3.0 on HPA

From a single truck in Pennsylvania to a global footprint.

Westinghouse develops another very special camera for NASA

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

The saga of the lost Apollo 11 tapes

LiveU's cell technology augments ENG

15th annual conference to cover everything from 3D to 300-frame video

The Acting Chairman admitted that even the planned eleventh hour efforts by the commission would not fully address the chaos that seems almost certain to happen.

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

On-channel technology could aid mobile TV rollout

But engineers at a SMPTE panel also said the stations were about as prepared as they could be.