Michael Grotticelli

It's possible that 40 percent of full-power local television stations might have to vacate their current TV channel assignment under the National Broadband Plan.

Telecom industry analysts are predicting that Netflix may have the opportunity to not just supplement pay TV but to replace it in Latin America.

ATSC members voted to approve an "Annex" of its A/85 standard.

Despite concerns from television broadcasters, Microsoft joins nine other companies in the task.

Encoding vendors are using hardware, as well as starting to offer services over the cloud.

Proposed legislation denies public-safety officials a block of spectrum for a national broadband network.

Many feel Qatar is the most risky choice to stage the world’s most watched sporting event.

The committee plans to resume discussions next year with the International Olympic Committee.

The decision to adopt DVB-T2 with MPEG-4 compression was taken after rigorous testing and in-depth analysis.

The new regulations apply to all TV service providers, including terrestrial, cable and satellite, and would go into effect a year later.

Virtually all Republicans in Congress and on the FCC oppose net neutrality.

The Entertainment Technology Center at the University of Southern California has released details of a voluntary Interoperable Master File specification.

After 40 years, the Los Angeles public broadcasting station will stop carrying PBS network programming effective Jan. 1, 2011.

The new arena is now one of the most technologically advanced in North America.

The network is providing even more fan interactivity than during last year's coverage.

The company's VenueNet+ offers broadcasters digital connectivity at major sports venues on a 24/7 basis.

The cameras feature three 2/3in 2.5-megapixel CMOS imaging sensors.

The two companies have reached a new agreement to provide sports broadcasting services in venues throughout the U.S. for the current professional football season.

The international sports organization knew it was taking some risks in presenting a technology that has not yet fully matured, but the results were impressive.

DisplaySearch also said the market will split between more basic connected units and so-called smart TVs.

Next month, the commission will begin a spectrum summit to determine its strategy for reclaiming spectrum for the National Broadband Plan.

The AP wants to help broadcasters and newspapers generate additional income from mobile phones and other wireless devices.

Fox Broadcasting network shut out Cablevision subscribers from accessing Fox.com and Hulu, the popular website for free TV viewing.

The media company is using Isilon's X-Series cluster storage system to facilitate concurrent access to hundreds of thousands of small audio files.