Latest articles by Sanjay Talwani
Despite the moans of hardship from across the economy, broadcasters coming to NAB have plenty to keep their spirits up.
They're calling it the best thing to happen to the digital television transition since the Grand Alliance.
In 2002 the consumers learned, the equipment improved and the programming reached new heights
For all the talk, year after year, of improving technology, NAB2003 flashed new tools that made even the most jaded take notice.
Multicasting, datacasting foretell new role for stations
When the Washington Nationals planned Major League Baseball’s newest stadium, the team understood that the fan experience goes way beyond balls and strikes.
Intrigued by predictions of $2 billion in additional ad revenue from the mobile world, attendees packed the Open Mobile Video Coalition breakfast to hear the latest.
The people of Wilmington may have the message about DTV and converter boxes, but some of the stations themselves have had a busy summer getting their DTV signals up and ready.
The body slams and chair bashings of World Wrestling Entertainment are looking even more realistic now that the traveling production has upgraded to high-definition.
TV Technology: What more can the FCC do to facilitate the transition to digital television?
Think you can't afford to use digital or high-definition equipment in your newsroom or on your sitcom set? It's more likely that in 2002, you can't afford not to.
The cable industry says it’s taking the initiative to get cable set-top boxes (STBs) onto retail shelves, where consumers would have a choice of models and features.
