SMPTE Announces New Goals for Standards, Education and Membership
Expansive plan revealed at SMPTE Annual General Membership Meeting aimed at supporting evolving media and entertainment industry.
Matthew Goldman
Patrick Griffis Elected SMPTE President
Griffis, vice president of technology in the Office of the CTO at Dolby Laboratories succeeds current SMPTE President, Matthew Goldman.
5G and Next Gen TV: Timing or Technology?
Are the two standards competitive or complementary?
HPA Panel Examines Road to ATSC 3.0 and Repack
Broadcasters at this week’s HPA Tech Retreat discussed two timely television technical topics: the introduction of the ATSC 3.0 DTV transmission standard and the on-going TV spectrum repack initiative.
At Record-Setting SMPTE, One Number Stands Above The Rest
A simple look at the numbers reveals the SMPTE 2017 Annual Technical Conference & Exhibition last week in Hollywood, Calif., was a success.
SMPTE 2017: Q&A—Matthew Goldman, President, SMPTE
Shortly before the start of the SMPTE 2017 Symposium, TV Technology spoke with Matthew Goldman, President of SMPTE, and senior vice president of technology, TV & Media, Media Solutions for Ericsson.
SMPTE Q&A—Matthew Goldman
Shortly before the start of the SMPTE 2016 Annual Technical Conference & Exhibition, NewBay editors spoke with Matthew Goldman about his plans as incoming SMPTE President. He’ll take office on Jan. 1, 2017.
SMPTE Elects Goldman as President
A month before American voters head to the polls, Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers have made their voice heard on who will be leading them over the coming years.
UHD is About More Than Just Pixels
In a very large conference room completely full of attendees, my co-panelists and I talked about a variety of Ultra High Definition (UHD) related topics, describing the state of the industry with regard to UHD as well as opining about what we thought were the important issues to tackle and where we thought the industry was heading.
Q&A: Matthew Goldman on 4K, UHD, HDR and More
At this early adopter stage, it comes down to priorities—who wants to lay claim to being first to generate industry buzz versus waiting for all the pieces of the puzzle to come together to offer a full-featured next-gen immersive viewing experience.