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.

It’s akin to a thousand-piece puzzle that’s never quite complete: adding a spot here, repeating a clip there, deleting another a moment before it’s set to get on air.

Three new deadlines looming on the horizon are pushing the professional video industry to catch up on one of the quietest technologies in our midst: closed captioning.

Go back a few years if you can, and it’s easy to recall that the process of getting much-prized video from the field and into the studio involved a fair amount of schlep and prep.

It’s hard to pinpoint how important a show like Content & Communications World can be, particularly because it’s gone through so many different iterations.

Confab to focus on IPTV, social media

Whether it’s to revamp a tired look or prep a station for the national election this fall, broadcast stations are taking a new look at the process of building up their newsroom graphics.

If there was ever a scenario that would put the demands of long-term storage to this test, it’s this one

Getting it organized and keeping tabs on it all—at its simplest, that’s the goal of the switcher and router team.

The demands of the real world are changing, whether those demands originate out in the field or from the control room of a facility.

The world is getting wider, as servers expand outward from their traditional format and storage technologies attempt to better address the ever-growing demand for deeper archiving capabilities

This year’s show looks at future trends

Annual AV technology event expands its horizons to include 3D, green issues

Lip sync solutions, master control also on the menu

Red Bull Air Races' unique production challenges

Industry sees opportunities in Mobile DTV while facing imminent spectrum threat.