Michael Grotticelli

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.

Karl Schubert brings a wealth of IT experience to his video industry job.

The Fox network, for one, claims BarryDriller Content Systems has illegally transmitted its programming from KABC and KTTV to Internet viewers.

The company has introduced a high-definition TV camera with a built-in Skype capability that operates on any HDTV set with HDMI input.

Lobbying on both sides of the issue was intense, but the broadcasters appear to have lost.

TSL can offer customers a complete live 5.1 audio production capture to delivery package for sports and entertainment events.

The two suppliers of IP-based video transport solutions for broadcasters will merge operations and product lines.

The committee has given FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski until April 6 to provide a series of requested records on network neutrality rules.

The key benefits of the cloud-based approach include cost savings and more operational flexibility without sacrificing quality.

The deal should have a minimal affect on broadcasters and their equipment.

Administration officials downplayed the impact the proposed merger of AT&T and T-Mobile would have on the president’s wireless agenda.

The FCC’s proposed voluntary auction for broadcasters is among a number of hot topics that have little to do with technology.

Experts will weigh in on a range of issues, from how to implement mobile DTV to determining a business model to make it profitable.

The company was once among the five largest broadcast facility design and implementation firms in the industry.

The new venture, called MetroFocus, will launch on the Internet rather than on broadcast TV.

Many in the TV news community are watching the stripped-down NewsFix experiment to see how well it works.

Cable networks, however, have seen slight improvements in ratings.

The company helps stations distribute and monetize their website traffic.

The proposed merger would unite the first- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless carriers.