Michael Grotticelli

The BCS Championship Game will also be broadcast in 720p HD by FOX Sports

The new facility is tied via fiber to all 30 MLB ballparks in the country

The same technology and market conditions existed for HDTV in the late nineties

The deployment of a DTS infrastructure involves the use of multiple transmitters operating on the same frequency in what’s called a single frequency network

The FCC prohibited about 123 stations from turning off analog Feb. 17

The company now offers products that require a third less space and half the weight of a normal patch bay, so users can get more equipment in the truck

Hyperlocalism is one way that local stations can combat national news coverage, but questions still remain about whether it’s the answer

In 2006, the task at hand for chief engineer Dan Panichella and his team at the independently owned WBOC-DT was daunting, although similar to what many

The group has named Harris’ MPH as a candidate standard, the next step toward final standardization

At San Diego’s QUALCOMM Stadium, eight cameras will be positioned to capture the live action in full 3-D

Maintenance costs of multichannel systems are making it harder for vendors to stay profitable

Sony HD cameras have been known to operate well in inclement weather

In today's crowded field of sports broadcasting, it's not easy to stand out. But, with a series of significant carriage deals on direct-broadcast satellite

Building a new facility from the ground up provided the network with a unique opportunity to rethink traditional operations models and incorporate future-proof technology.

With competition heating up, stations are going digital in a big way. After years of complacency marked by stations begrudgingly installing digital transmitters

Here’s a look at the technology behind the graphics that grace this summer’s Olympic games in Athens

Managing channel bandwidth is key to a successful HD business

Food Network, owned by Scripps Networks, has found its dream home, nestled literally on top of the Chelsea Market international food market

Two new storage systems from Panasonic and Sony could be the last true innovations in ENG image capture.

The premiere of ESPN's in pristine widescreen HD with multichannel AES audio on 7 June was made possible by a new signal distribution infrastructure and

The agreement allows both companies to share revenue from advertising shown along with short videos, such as sports highlights

Time Warner Cable's NY1 is expanding its news coverage throughout the tri-state area, with a mindful eye on maximizing its technology and human resources

This year’s NAB Show will have the makers of large-input production switchers talking about the ‘ultimate’ HD format