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What Price Reliability? By Mario Orazio published 21 April 14 You might not have noticed, but… reliability don’t come cheap.
Card Storage: Speed Writing Trumps Reading By Mario Orazio published 28 January 14 So I’m shoppin’ for accessories for that sweet little helmet-cam I just bought to record all my pie-eating triumphs at the annual Festa San’ Guido.
Do We Really Need the FCC? By TVTechnology published 16 July 13 You might not have noticed, but… there ain’t much of any TV-related doin’s at the FCC these days. So why are we keepin’ them around?
Hunting Disruptors At The NAB Show By Mario Orazio published 30 May 13 You might not have noticed, but… disruptors aren’t just for Klingons any more
Is Television Really Dead? By Mario Orazio/Masked Engineer published 20 November 12 Mario was chatting with a dog-walking buddy one day recently, when said buddy advanced the opinion that nobody watches broadcast television, or apparently cable television, anymore.
Dreamin’ of Chameleons By Mario Orazio published 24 September 12 You might not have noticed, but... your production gear ain’t what it used to be.
What Spectrum Crisis? By Mario Orazio published 26 June 12 You might not have noticed, but there is a ginormous amount of pressure being applied to broadcasters to auction off their spectrum and consolidate their signals on fewer RF channels.
Tiny Wonders for Big Eaters By Mario Orazio published 25 April 12 While we've been getting fatter and slower, video recorders have been getting faster and smaller
Is CES on Life Support, Down for the Count? By Mario Orazio published 14 February 12 The rap is that innovation is no longer happening in the teevees and stereos that members of the Consumer Electronics Association are flogging
FCP: Telling Tales of Lost Love By Mario Orazio published 17 January 12 A lot of you were left at the altar when the latest version, Final Cut Pro X, broke the mold, as well as the entire commercial workflow.
