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Delivering broadcast content via SFN By Brett Jenkins published 1 November 07 Over the past several months, ION Media Networks and several partners have been testing technology to enable the use of a single-frequency network (SFN)
Will WiMAX End Wi-Fi, Cellular Woes? By Will Workman published 19 September 07 As clichés go, huge has become hugely overused in recent years. But as telecommunications markets go, they don’t get any more huge than the New York metropolitan area.
Apace Systems launches XOL for Xsan storage offload and expansion platform By TVTechnology published 15 September 07 XOL offers an automated approach to offload, archive, retrieve and enable online, real-time collaborative video editing of Final Cut Pro projects.
Maintaining a competitive edge By TVTechnology published 1 October 07 The Internet is developing into a great homogenizer when it comes to news media. Once easily defined media types, like television and newspapers, are
Emerging trends in file-based infrastructures By BRIAN CAMPANOTTI published 1 October 07 The history of business is filled with examples of once dominant corporations that failed or were slow to react to technology change and lost their market
FEEDBACK By TVTechnology published 1 October 07 NBC's non-HD redux Dear editor: I was reading the Broadcast Engineering August 2007 Feedback column as I flew home from a recent NBC Sports assignment
Succeeding on new platforms By TVTechnology published 1 October 07 Television news is in a period of advanced change, and the broadcasters who succeed will be those who identify the unique value they bring to new distribution
The HD news transition By TVTechnology published 1 October 07 Television news is all about showing viewers the relevant people, places and events affecting their world. HDTV offers that audience a bigger, clearer
