Susan Ashworth

When it came to building a new truck to cover the upcoming season of Sunday Night Football, the production engineers at NBC began with a premise in mind: space, space, space.

Ross is not the company it used to be. That’s a fact that has guided this Canadian-based firm mightily over the last four decades.

Social media has become ever-present these days, even infiltrating the sacred back room of the broadcast engineer, but not in the way you might first think.

Engineering, analog issues get increased focus at annual audio gathering

Omneon heads to the NAB Show to smooth workflows and help unscramble the sometimes-tricky world of content repurposing.

Aspen to host ESPN's 14th annual sporting competition

Religious broadcasters look to video on the Web to spread the message

New Charlotte facility boasts state-of-the-art production capacity

NAB Show to highlight sophisticated alliances, cutting-edge future tech

'Multimodal distribution' the new model for content distribution for Web, mobile

Running round the clock through the Olympics, the IBC will serve as the home for studios and production facilities for BOB, as well as rights-holding broadcasters.

Viewers can get access to on-demand video clips, and receive programming via their mobile devices.

Digital cinema, HD newsgathering and IP featured

Making great remote sound without a truck

NATE covers training and insurance education at its annual convention

Pinnacle's consumer division to form basis for new branch

Continued sale of analog television sets cited as a boondoggle to transition