McAdams On

Today’s press release of the day proclaimed, “Americans lose 377 days in a lifetime browsing for something to watch!”

I just had a brief social media exchange about the economics of the Olympics.

A recent survey by the Foundation for Nebulous Market Research revealed that online revenues will exceed the U.S. national debt by tomorrow afternoon.

Max was perfectly happy with his big screen Sony projection CRT the size of a fatted heifer before I came along.

Once again, the new year was launched with a bevy of planet-sized spy TVs at the January Consumer Electronics Show.

There are more moving parts in the broadcast TV business than a Swiss watch with tectonic-sized components.

It’s probably a form of sacrilege to refer to technology as “clunky” under the banner of a technology publication, but I refer primarily to what I use on a daily basis and how I’ve watched it evolve.

This is directed to anyone thinking about selling their TV spectrum based on the $45 billion in auction proceeds projected by the FCC.

Hollywood was recently overrun with unsung stars; non-celebrities whose contributions to 21st century communications are not fully appreciated.