Michael Grotticelli

C. Park Seward, a veteran broadcast video engineer, offers audio and video transfer services using vintage equipment.

The FCC has drafted rules that would consider the environmental effects of towers before they are built or substantially changed by construction.

A new industry survey projects sales will increase from $3.8 billion in 2011 to $6.4 billion in 2016.

TV One will be closely aligned with Magenta Research.

The bill's goal is to free up spectrum for a national, interoperable broadband communications network.

The new standard addresses the need for captioned material across the Internet.

Many industry executives are predicting that the networks will be almost completely agnostic about where and when their video content is being viewed within two years.

A new LSI chip leverages Panasonic’s UniPhier processor to make it possible.

Vislink said the acquisition would strengthen its presence within the broadcast market.

If made into law, it would authorize compensation to broadcasters who agree to auction their spectrum for other wireless uses.

Cloud-based, virtualized storage is penetrating the cable television industry in a big way.

Perhaps realizing that passage in the Senate is merely a first step in a long legislative process, reaction to last week’s action was muted.

This major shift in connectivity will affect anyone who uses personal computers.

Facebook, Microsoft and others filed letters of support for the merger with the FCC this week.

The deal was notable because it occurred without the help of Dick Ebersol, the longtime head of NBC Sports who resigned last month.

Cord cutters are turning to Internet sources of content, not over-the-air broadcasts.

The station converted from analog to digital TV broadcasting in 2004.

The company said the expansion would triple the footprint of its main facility.

Overall, broadband additions in 1Q 2011 amounted to 90 percent of those in 1Q 2010.

Whether the company will face legal actions from the broadcast industry and elsewhere remains to be seen.

The new revision accommodates the CALM Act, which was enacted into law on Dec. 15, 2010.

Most agree the issue needs to be resolved before the next round of contract expirations that would require retransmission negotiations.

Vendors have found that new business growth lies beyond traditional broadcasters.

The company has relocated one of its facilities in Texas to a larger space.

Funding in Florida had already been reduced by 30 percent from the amount the broadcasters received last year.