Michael Grotticelli, Broadcast Engineering

Leader Instruments Corporation, makers of audio and video test equipment and other products, has relocated its US headquarters from Cypress to Fullerton, California

HP has taken the power of its Z Workstation series and placed it in the cloud to allow users to gain access from anywhere in the world

Camera Corps has introduced a new specialty camera, the MeerCat miniature HD broadcast camera, which can be mounted practically anywhere without being visible to other cameras or to an audience

There was a time when you couldn’t convince a local news station to use the public cellular networks to transmit live video back to the station.

Europe’s DVB Steering Board has approved new extensions to the DVB-S2 specification—referred to as “DVB-S2X”—that offer spectral efficiency gains for professional applications of up to 30 percent

These days more and more stations are incorporating social media posting within their newscast in order to engage their audiences on a deeper and more personal level

These days perhaps the toughest professional equipment category to see a profit is video monitors

National Public Radio has moved its headquarters to a restored building in Washington DC and upgraded much of its existing gear to the latest digital audio technology from Lawo, based in Germany