Mario Orazio

You might not have noticed that HDTV can be analog.

This ain’t (exactly) about the transition to DTV.

TV technology ain’t brain surgery. TV technology ain’t rocket science. TV technology is all about illusions.

You might not have noticed that everything breaks. Venus de Milo once had arms. The Sphinx once had a nose. The Grand Canyon was once flat. Everything breaks.

You might not have noticed that people watch television. You might also not have noticed that people tend not to throw money away.

You might not have noticed that you can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. First, however, I'd like to submit a little note about the style of this month's offering.

You might not have noticed that, as they said in the movie "Delicatessen," no one is entirely evil. Conversely, unfortunately, no one is entirely good. For instance, take Bill Clinton.

You might not have noticed, but… I guess I’m not much of a gamblin’ man.

The rap is that innovation is no longer happening in the teevees and stereos that members of the Consumer Electronics Association are flogging

While we've been getting fatter and slower, video recorders have been getting faster and smaller