James E. O'Neal
James E. O’Neal has more than 50 years of experience in the broadcast arena, serving for nearly 37 years as a television broadcast engineer and, following his retirement from that field in 2005, moving into journalism as technology editor for TV Technology for almost the next decade. He continues to provide content for this publication, as well as sister publication Radio World, and others. He authored the chapter on HF shortwave radio for the 11th Edition of the NAB Engineering Handbook, and serves as editor-in-chief of the IEEE’s Broadcast Technology publication, and as associate editor of the SMPTE Motion Imaging Journal. He is a SMPTE Life Fellow, and a Life Member of the IEEE and the SBE.
Latest articles by James E. O'Neal
SMPTE’s Media Tech Summit Puts AI, IP in the Hollywood Spotlight
By James E. O'Neal published
Seven years after its adoption, panelists say ST 2110 is entering its ‘mature phase’
Looking Back at Broadcasting's First 100 Years
By James E. O'Neal published
Broadcasting's Centennial The early 1920s saw rapid advances
NextGen TV Poised to Move Out in Big Way in 2020
By James E. O'Neal published
Television gets ready for its next chapter
SMPTE Tech Conference Draws TV and Film Crowd to Tinseltown
By James E. O'Neal published
Planners of annual confab pleased with attendance uptick
Axon: High Quality Products From a Low Country
By James E. O'Neal published
Dutch firm stresses product excellence, 'extra-mile' customer support
SMPTE Readies for Tech Conference
By James E. O'Neal published
Confab to address mobile, 3D, D-cinema, workflows
Linear Acoustic Helps Audio Obey the Law
By James E. O'Neal published
"We can protect a broadcaster from a fine, but we're not going to do it to the detriment of the content producers."
Wheatstone Engineers Dimension for TV
By James E. O'Neal published
The ALP-1000 Television Loudness Processor, which performs loudness management in compliance with the ITU-R BS.1770.
Front Porch Embraces AXF Technology
By James E. O'Neal published
The new release adds support for high-definition videotape to the company's SAMMA product range.
TV Prepares for its Mobile Future
By James E. O'Neal published
ATSC gathering reviews new standard, opportunities
NRB Tech Lab Celebrates Six Years
By James E. O'Neal published
Event features hands-on equipment exhibits, info sessions
150 Cameras and Counting
By James E. O'Neal published
Small-town collector corners market on television's past
Uncovering Television’s Past
By James E. O'Neal published
Early Television Museum holds annual gathering
TV's Longest Remote
By James E. O'Neal published
Would the Apollo moon landing 40 years ago been believable without live video?
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