Michael Grotticelli
Latest articles by Michael Grotticelli
Wireless Tivit allow TV signals to be received by mobile devices
By Michael Grotticelli published
The new accessory allows mobile phones and computers to receive mobile digital television signals transmitted by local broadcasters over WiFi.
Sezmi launches TV service trial in Los Angeles
By Michael Grotticelli published
The proposed service delivers premium content on a subscription basis using local broadcasters’ spectrum and the ATSC Mobile DTV standard.
Internet-connected TV may be bigger than 3-D
By Michael Grotticelli published
Such connectivity is key to enabling entertainment to flow from the home computer or laptop to the main TV set in the living room.
FCC admits CableCARD is a failure
By Michael Grotticelli published
CableCARD was the government’s attempt to open up the navigation market for video content.
GAO says FCC needs better monitoring of wireless carriers
By Michael Grotticelli published
The commission has no way to measure the outcomes of the tens of thousands of complaints it receives each year.
For long-term video archiving, tape is still king
By Michael Grotticelli published
Even with all of the inherent advantages of newer technologies, there’s still no more cost-effective alternative for long-term archiving.
Fujinon lenses keep Actioncam system in focus for college sports
By Michael Grotticelli published
CBS used Actioncam throughout the season for its NCAA college football broadcasts.
NAB’s Smith attempts to sell over-the-air broadcasting to Congress
By Michael Grotticelli published
The NAB president said that broadcasting’s ability to serve one-to-many in small bandwidth segments realizes tremendous efficiencies that cannot be achieved by any other service.
FCC offers glimpse of national broadband plan
By Michael Grotticelli published
The commission recommended allocating some airwaves from television broadcasters to wireless broadband.
CES brings 3-D television into view
By Michael Grotticelli published
It’s clear that every major television manufacturer is going to produce 3-D television sets and compatible Blu-ray DVD players in 2010.
Community Broadcasters Association closes doors; some LPTV stations look to cellular alternative
By Michael Grotticelli published
Many LPTV stations could no longer pay dues to the CBA, which contributed to the organization’s demise.