Latest articles by Michael Grotticelli
Broadcasters and video distributors are finding new ways to leverage financial and operational benefits of supporting those with hearing disabilities.
Officials from the Brazilian government have stated publicly that the transition is moving slower than hoped.
The new handheld camcorder combines the benefits of a 1-inch type sensor and XAVC technologies.
Several media reports have stated that Time Warner Cable will test a new program for its broadband-only customers to allow them access to HBO only via the Internet.
The company's new C2-2000 series firmware and software upgrades add pixel management and custom resolutions to the mix.
The HDF-HR500 and HDF-500 full HD color monitors/viewfinders are designed to mount directly to the Nipros HDS-300 camera rig.
A new master control center, production truck benefit from multichannel scheduling, playout, and slo-mo instant sports replays.
The station's transmission facilities are moving to a co-located tower in the city's northeast side.
LTE networks can be leveraged as both mobile broadband and digital TV broadcast networks, with a portion of the spectrum designated to each application.
SmartSearch and SmartAlerts apps are among new features for Digital Nirvana's monitoring software.
The stunning 4K video resolution makes French broadcaster TDF's music video channel look like it is "popping right out of the screen."
Inventor wants to give users the ability capture video proof that they are actually seeing paranormal activity
An inventor and media executive looks to re-invent television production
The CBS affiliate upgrades with a collection of server and signal processing technologies from Harmonic
Karl Schubert brings a wealth of IT experience to his video industry job.
When Felix Baumgartner stepped out of his edge-of-space capsule, he entered the record books for both highest leap and fastest skydiver.
Deployment strategies should focus on the business case scenarios of a media organization and what happens to files once they are ingested onto the network.
Using the Internet Protocol (IP) to move pre-recorded video signals around facilities and across the country has become almost commonplace, but not for live video production.
A company renown for its legacy of intercom innovations and communications solutions, Clear-Com now has a spacious new home.
The proposed TV network would offer both live and on-demand content, as well as smaller bundles of channels than those that are currently offered by cable operators.
A strange message was broadcast as an Emergency Alert voiceover warning last week at CBS affiliate KRTV in Great Falls, MT. Other stations’ EAS equipment was hacked as well.
A strange message was broadcast as an Emergency Alert voiceover warning last week at CBS affiliate KRTV in Great Falls, MT. Other stations’ EAS equipment was hacked as well.
