Ken Freed
Latest articles by Ken Freed
SIGGRAPH Heads to Beantown
By Ken Freed published
Annual computer graphics/animation confab to combine ethics, cutting edge tech
Oprah Gets Digital
By Ken Freed published
Harpo Productions adopts Sony-DataDirect storage system
KRMU: Digital TV From the Ground Up
By Ken Freed published
Colorado to get nation's first new-built DTV station
Hearings Ordered for Colorado DTV Tower
By Ken Freed published
Stations looking to consolidate transmission sites meet resistance
KUSA Flying High with HD News Upgrade
By Ken Freed published
Gannett's Denver NBC affiliate is Sony beta site for digital rollout
Denver Finally Gets its DTV
By Ken Freed published
It took an act of Congress but the long-delayed consolidated DTV tower on Lookout Mountain at the western edge of metropolitan Denver is finally built and in use.

DirecTV's HD Channel Expansion
By Ken Freed published
Software powers MPEG-4 transmission at 1080p.
Shedding Some Light on High Definition
By Ken Freed published
Shooting video in HD requires fresh approaches to lighting, and those who sell lighting gear to the trade are in a great position to hear about the latest tips and techniques.
American Indian TV Targets IPTV
By Ken Freed published
Broadband IP television is coming to Indian Country.
CBS Enhances Tradition at Masters
By Ken Freed published
When CBS Sports presents the 71st U.S. Masters Golf Tournament April 5-8, viewers for the first time ever will have 100 percent HD video coverage of the course.

CBS' Convention Coverage
By Ken Freed published
Tiffany network taps Avid for HD news production.
PSIP: Not Enough Time
By Ken Freed published
Saying the FCC’s deadline is impossible to meet, NAB, MSTV and Harris together have petitioned the commission to push back the deadline one year.
NAB Show 2008 Preview: LVCC’s Extreme Makeover
By Ken Freed published
Within weeks after the NAB Show ends, the nearly 50-year-old LVCC will start an $890 million full-facility makeover.
WIPO Treaty Has Cloudy Future
By Ken Freed published
A decision on an international treaty that awards broadcasters copyright control over their signals has been deferred until 2007, and even then the treaty may never happen.
Cutting the Cord on HDTV
By Ken Freed published
Advocates of cordless HDTV continue moving toward their goal of in-home microwave networks capable of transmitting digital video and audio at high speeds.
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