
Susan Ashworth
Susan Ashworth is the former editor of TV Technology. In addition to her work covering the broadcast television industry, she has served as editor of two housing finance magazines and written about topics as varied as education, radio, chess, music and sports. Outside of her life as a writer, she recently served as president of a local nonprofit organization supporting girls in baseball.
Latest articles by Susan Ashworth

More Broadcasters Weigh in on C Band Sharing
By Susan Ashworth published
Allowing other uses in this spectrum could be the final straw to struggling broadcasters, says one commenter

Another False EAS Alert, This One Ringing Out in Alaska
By Susan Ashworth published
Truncated version of a tsunami test message was erroneously broadcast over EAS

FCC to Consider Scrapping License Posting Rules
By Susan Ashworth published
1930s-era rule requires broadcasters to physically post broadcast licenses and other authorizations

O’Rielly: Putting the Pep Back in Policy and Process
By Susan Ashworth published
FCC commissioner touches on policy, process reforms and Kid Vid at AEI function

Pai Tells Broadcasters: More Modernization On the Way
By Susan Ashworth published
FCC Chairman receives standing ovation at the NAB Show

FCC to Take More Action on EAS and WEA
By Susan Ashworth published
Commission to propose more changes at its July 12 Open Meeting

Missouri the Next State to Conduct a Solo EAS/WEA Test
By Susan Ashworth published
Missouri State Highway Patrol told the FCC the purpose is to ensure public confidence in emergency notifications

KPTS Reenergizes With NVerzion
By Susan Ashworth published
New automation and NFinity servers recharge Kansas station

NAB Show Product Review: Post
By Susan Ashworth published
What was new in editing and graphics at the show?

NAB Show Product Review: Cloud and Storage & Recording
By Susan Ashworth published
Technologies to accelerate broadcast workflows

FCC Opens Biennial Ownership Filing Window
By Susan Ashworth published
The window is open and now it's time to file.

A New Year, A Clearer Vision for Broadcast?
By Susan Ashworth published
NextGen TV debuts in the face of streaming dominance.

Out-of-Date Online Files Being Investigated by FCC
By Susan Ashworth published
All stations advised to confirm they are in compliance with public file rules—or penalties may follow.

Grass Sees Future Path for IP, 4K and HDR at NAB Show
By Susan Ashworth published
New K-Frame switcher, camera series target smaller markets

NAB Show Product Preview: Storage, Recording & Cloud
By Susan Ashworth published
Attendees looking at technology in the realm of storage, recording and the cloud are in for a pleasant surprise this year.

NAB Show Product Preview: Switchers & Routers
By Susan Ashworth published
If there’s a theme to be found when it comes to switching and routing technology, it’s one of both expansion and retraction.

Newsrooms Benefiting from Graphic Advances
By Susan Ashworth published
Looking back at those slightly disjointed, jerky productions that popped up in newsrooms more than a decade ago, it’s clear that virtual and augmented reality technology has made strides.

NAB Show Product Review: Storage, Recording & Cloud
By Susan Ashworth published
It’ll hardly come as a surprise that the cloud is booming—as a secure archiving repository, as a host for live and linear channel playout, as a way to sync clients and to manage VOD depositories.

NAB Show Product Review: Switchers & Routers
By Susan Ashworth published
Portability, flexibility, scalability: There were lots of “abilities” to be found at NAB Show when it came to technologies in the switching, routing and KVM space.

FCC Proposes Radio Station Fee Changes for 2017
By Susan Ashworth published
Have some strong feelings about those regulatory fees collected by the Federal Communications Commission? Here’s the chance to tell the commission what you think.

Main Studio Debate Gets Heated
By Susan Ashworth published
When it comes to the impact that the removal of the main studio rule could have on the broadcast industry, comments run the gamut.
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