What the Digital Transition Teaches Us, A Decade Later
Private-public partnership proved key to a successful effort.
Digital TV
Richard Wiley Recalls The Grand Alliance On Its 25th Anniversary
Decision to cooperate on the development of digital HDTV opened in a new chapter in television
Remembering an 'Extraordinary Scientist'
Throughout the 35-year history of this magazine, there have been numerous contributors who have put the “technology” into TV Technology. Perhaps no other writer exemplified this fact than Charles W. Rhodes.
Unanticipated Interference After Repack
In my April column (“Auction Over, Now Let’s Assess the Damage”), I wrote about the damage in terms of unanticipated (by the FCC) interference to DTV reception after the repacking of the 600 MHz band.
Auction Over, Now Let’s Assess the Damage
With the end of the FCC’s spectrum auction in January, it’s time to measure its damaging effects on broadcasters.
Out-of-Band Interference: Myth or Reality?
In the past, I have written about out-of-band (OOB) interference between ATSC signals in different bands: the low VHF band into a high VHF channel and a high VHF band ATSC into a UHF channel.
The Perils of Putting TV Stations in the Duplex Gap
In 2014 the FCC published details on how it will configure the 600 MHz Band.
Amateur Radio Operators Convert to Digital Television
Radio amateurs, or “hams,” have been involved in one way or another with television practically ever since commercial entities began developmental work in the medium during the 1920s.