Latest articles by Mark R. Smith
Imagine being ABC News reporter Alexander Marquardt, reporting from a war zone in the Syrian capital of Damascus, apprising viewers of what he sees around him.
From his vantage point at NEP Studios, George Hoover could see the demand for a unique transportable studio increasing. And he and his peers decided now was the time to address a need in the market.
ESPN’s coverage of the 2014 Fédération Internationale de Football Association World Cup has begun.
The Los Angeles Dodgers and their ardent fan base can focus on the 2014 season, which will also be memorable for the establishment of SportsNet LA...
Who wants to pay for a system with so many bells and whistles that it goes way beyond what’s needed in their pursuit of increasing revenues?
Arena's new center-hung display features a 360-degree continuous video screen.
Panasonic LEDs complement action on the fields and stands
Network provides immersive experience for skateboard, BMX events
Eye-popping 360-degree display highlights New Mercedes Benz Stadium
With existing systems in place, it would cost broadcasters about $2 per user to distribute a movie. Cable modems, or Digital Subscriber Lines (DSL) which
Technology is allowing stations to market products that traditionally have not been sent along the same lines as a station's signal. In major markets
Cable and commercial broadcasters are digging in for a long hard fight. Powell would be much less of an activist chairman. His core philosophy involves
HD videoboards at the nation’s Major League Baseball stadiums just keep getting bigger and better.
‘Magic walls’ highlight hi-def election coverage from nation’s capital
The formality and almost celebratory tone of the Open Mobile Video Coalition’s press conference on Capitol Hill Thursday somewhat belied what had already occurred in the budding mobile DTV market.
Live TV production overcame unique challenges.
One word to describe the TNT broadcast of the 2014 NBA All-Star Game and its complementary events might be “immersion.”
