Robin Berger

At issue is whether to allow unlicensed devices to operate in the 54 MHz to 698 MHz spectrum portion of broadcasters’ signals.

Cowboys open one of the country's most technically advanced sports venues

NBC's new 'Tonight Show' set has class and sizzle

CBS covers the course with high tech best

Interest in college basketball continues to expand beyond geographical and media borders as the NCAA ramps up coverage of March Madness.

CES, standards groups and providers hawk interactivity

Satellite broadcaster launches baseball's first iTV service

RANCHO MIRAGE, CALIF: Content producers are reluctantly acknowledging that their output can now be seen on a wide array of displays.

Host Mark Schubin plans to cover all bases at this year's HPA Technology Retreat, scheduled for Jan. 31 through Feb. 2 here at The Westin Mission Hills Resort & Spa.

CBS is pulling out all the stops in its coverage of what is expected to be the biggest broadcast of the year: Super Bowl XLI at Miami's Dolphin Stadium, Feb. 4.

Broadcasters are expanding their coverage via the Internet as well as offering alternate viewing options.

HPA's Tech Retreat intends to stun again

CBS, WRAL expand HD and online access to March Madness

Tackling the big questions at the NAB Super Sessions

Digital imaging lures new players

Advances in metadata among topics discussed

Media DVX & Pathfire serve the whole enchilada

Spend the money and they will come

Annual Technology Retreat brings together the gear users

SCTE presents three 'Cs' of emerging tech

A wish list for remote broadcasters.

The chase for contracts takes many forms