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About one-third of the U.S. population has chosen not to connect.
The FCC plans to allow broadcasters to give back their spectrum in exchange for a payoff from a spectrum auction.
The production company sent four teams to Vancouver plus another four who worked at Whistler and one at Cypress Mountain.
The idea was to allow Web visitors to experience one of the biggest events of the year in a personal way.
The system combines the video stream from several cameras without human intervention.
Not necessarily adequate for shooting major motion pictures like “Avatar,” the AG-3DA1 nonetheless should find a variety of production applications.
HBO is launching its new Web-based programming service for subscribers on cable and telco platforms.
Like any good recipe that needs adjustements over the years to keep it fresh, the production and post facilities at Food Network in New York City have
To call the technical feat that CTV accomplished in covering, mostly live, this year's Winter Games impressive is an understatement. In building a 40,000sq-ft
Today’s Super 8 is being marketed to professional imagemakers seeking to craft a distinctive look for their project.
This is the entity that broadcasters will deal with in the upcoming battle over reclaiming spectrum.
The EBU/AMWA joint task force was created to address issues surrounding interoperability in digital workflows.
The fledgling Current TV channel is promoting a new social media concept that encourages audience participation in making television programming.
For years over-the-air broadcasters have complained that the local cable company carrying their signal was reducing the bit rate of their HD channels.
The industry will watch the real-world trial closely to gauge consumer interest.
About half of the editors said that without a significant new income stream, their organizations could not remain solvent for more than 10 years.
A new Television Bureau of Advertising study shows that online income for stations is steadily growing.
Contrary to many reports, a recent court decision was not a broad swipe at the FCC.
The free online site for watching television programs plans to begin testing a paid subscription service as soon as May 24.
The social networking platform has expanded its “Facebook Connect” area to allow third-party websites to be embedded into its pages.
A subscription buys eight channels of live TV and 30-plus channels of on-demand content.
Buyers of the iPad will soon be able to watch plenty of ad-supported video despite Apple’s decision to ban Adobe’s Flash media player.
The multiplatform in-house production arm of the PGA TOUR has installed a UTAH-400 V-144 digital routing switcher at the core of its HD production and broadcast operations.
