Latest articles by James E. O'Neal
When I was starting out in the broadcasting business back in the 1960s, the “furniture” was all pretty much the same.
There’s always been a requirement for multiple audio monitoring points around a TV station or production facility.
I grew up in a small town with the closest television station transmitters more than 60 miles distant; a situation then termed “fringe” area reception.
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
Event features hands-on equipment exhibits, info sessions
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
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?
