Latest articles by Bill Hayes
Trend Spotting at the NAB Show
A quick guide on how to determine what are must-sees at the annual convention.
Archiving: Maintaining Relevance for the Future
Some 40,000 years ago, some primitive peoples painted pictograms of meaningful events on the walls of caves, mostly found in Europe and Asia.
Drone Flight Still Challenged by FAA
Recently I have been doing some research on unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) both for the Iowa Public Television production department and for use in engineering to do tower inspections.
It’s All Just ‘Television,’ Or Is It?
I’ve spent a considerable amount over the last few years working on projects that examine what television broadcasting will be like in the future.
4K for Broadcast: Is it Worth the Expense?
I expect most people have a general understanding of the law of diminishing returns.
Bringing IP Routing Into The Broadcast Facility
The potential benefits of an all-IP network
Switching From 1080 to Ultra HD
With 4k displays already showing up in viewers’ living rooms and ATSC 3.0, the step from 1080i to 1080p may be incrementally too small to be worthwhile.
Celebrating TV Technology’s 30th Anniversary
The 30th anniversary of the launch of TV Technology has really given me pause...
Lost in Translators
With the end of the DTV transition, attention turns to converting the rest of the IPTV network
Dolby Volume And DialNorm
While attending the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, I stopped by the Dolby booth to see what was new.
Digital Journal: China's Approach to Field Production
A look at how the country handles remotes
