James E. O'Neal

James E. O’Neal has more than 50 years of experience in the broadcast arena, serving for nearly 37 years as a television broadcast engineer and, following his retirement from that field in 2005, moving into journalism as technology editor for TV Technology for almost the next decade. He continues to provide content for this publication, as well as sister publication Radio World, and others. He authored the chapter on HF shortwave radio for the 11th Edition of the NAB Engineering Handbook, and serves as contributing editor of the IEEE’s Broadcast Technology publication, and as associate editor of the SMPTE Motion Imaging Journal. He is a SMPTE Life Fellow, and a member of the SBE and Life Senior Member of the IEEE.

Latest articles by James E. O'Neal

Omneon Ups Bandwidth, Throughput

By James E. O'Neal published 24 April 06

Miscellaneous

Omneon Launches MediaGrid

By James E. O'Neal published 14 April 06

Miscellaneous

Preserving the Past

By James E. O'Neal published 8 March 06

Made in America: Lectrosonics Builds on Rich Heritage

By James E. O'Neal published 23 August 06

Manufacturer of wireless audio products prefers the Southwest to overseas

MoTV: Getting Bigger all the Time

By James E. O'Neal published 23 February 07

The signs are all around us. Just check in with any of the cell phone kiosks in your nearest shopping mall. Ask about what they have in the way of phones for mobile video.

Events

Video-on-the-Go Gains Momentum

By James E. O'Neal published 10 January 07

Next-gen TV, the third screen, mobile TV, cell phone TV--there are a lot of names for this next chapter in broadcast television, and quite a list of players too.

The Farnsworth Invention

By James E. O'Neal published 19 December 07

Digitizing History

By James E. O'Neal published 23 January 08

Discovery Bridges IT, Broadcast

By James E. O'Neal published 19 October 05

Television "in the round" might be the best way to describe the new Discovery Communications Discovery Television and Technology Center that began operations on Aug. 1.

Discovery Bridges IT, Broadcast

By James E. O'Neal published 19 October 05

Television "in the round" might be the best way to describe the new Discovery Communications Discovery Television and Technology Center that began operations on Aug. 1.

Miscellaneous