Susan Ashworth

The business of business systems has changed dramatically over the past few years.

It’s high time to take action about all this noise.

The Federal Communications Commission has moved ahead on its plan to add new event codes to the nation’s Emergency Alert System.

What do you do once your media is stored in the cloud?

Another FCC deadline is approaching. Are you ready?

As any experienced engineer knows, managing a seamless audio stream is a vital component in a successful broadcast, particularly when that broadcast is live.

Big or small—whether you’re in rural market 100 or in the nation’s top 10—there are always two tantalizing results that come from revamping a station’s automation capabilities.

Sometimes quiet but never still, a burst of new monitors has hit the market and are sitting center stage.

Back in the day, the primary goal of a multiplatform delivery tools was simple: take control.

If ever the broadcast industry was poised and ready for a test, it seems to be this one.

When it comes to integrating new audio and video technologies into a stadium, the fan experience comes into play more and more.

In a move that's been expected for several years, the Federal Communications Commission moved to modernize the public inspection files rules for radio broadcasters and others.

It’s a theme that has swept through the content creation marketplace and into the broadcast newsroom again and again: change begets more change.

Wednesday’s alerting test went off at 2:20 pm Eastern but hit a more than a few potholes along the way.

We moved more than 200 servers to a commercial data center...