ANTHONY R. GARGANO

As we prepare to ring in the New Year, visions of sugar plums are still dancing in many heads. Ah, yes. Welcome to 2008, a presidential election year!

In the broadcast industry, ultraconservative companies are a dying breed.

To say that the evolution of digital technology and computer-based applications in the broadcast industry has resulted in immense change is an understatement

World technical and scientific knowledge doubles every 14 months to every five years. The broadcast industry is a highly technologically driven profession,

The premiere trade show event of our industry NAB may be happening as you read this. For manufacturers, trade shows represent two opportunities: the opportunity

Panasonic and Google have announced a cooperation that will allow Panasonic to manufacture Internet-enabled flat-screen TV receivers with the capability

Put the financial geniuses in charge of the asylum, and they will invariably come up with the worst of ideas that favor short-term, bottom-line results.

A largely unheralded 50th anniversary passed us by last month. On Oct. 4, 1957, Americans woke up to headlines that the Soviet Union had successfully

The networks are happy because recently completed upfront ad sales for the fall season reversed a downward trend that began two years ago. How did the

Countries, and the robustness of their economies, rise and fall on the basis of fiscal policies. All too often, those policies are dictated by the latest

The world of high tech, it seems, is always rife with buzz words, and certainly broadcast is no exception. One of the buzz words we hear today constantly

In the February 2010 edition of Broadcast Engineering, I wrote a column about nontraditional tools for use in broadcast and production applications. One

There is an old saying that goes something like: With age comes wisdom. Actually, with age comes age — plus a lot of experience.