Bob Kovacs

Broadcasters have to monitor an increasingly hybrid environment

How to start a new service without the CAPEX

A critical link in the acquisition chain is the lens. How clear is our lens future?

Marriott's Virtual Travel Experience Teleporter is the next step in VR

Technology shines through in Amsterdam

Avid announced its “resolution independence" with new and upcoming features for its MediaCentral Platform.

The U.K.-based art team of Chris Helson and Sarah Jackets has developed a technology to enable 360-degree viewing of an image, as part of their art exhibit called “Help Me Obi.”

When 4K started gaining traction as a production format a couple years ago, 4K monitors were scarce and expensive, but prices are declining and availability is rising… rapidly.

But it's not really a blimp―it's an "airship"

Is 4K this year's 3D? Or is 4K a genuine leap in technology that will, just as with HD 15 years ago, take root in the production community and become the new standard for all of us?

When it came time for ESPN to do something different and eye-catching in its Studio W used for the network’s NFL programming, the set designers wanted more movement.

Cheap technology could eliminate endless speculation and polarization

Walking the aisles is always a satisfying experience if you work the engineering side of the business, as there is so much to see that pushes the limits of what you know.

How many pixels can dance on the head of a pin?

At IBC 2014, General Dynamics Mediaware will highlight its portfolio of compressed-domain products targeted at broadcasters, video providers and media companies.

Broadcast Engineering magazine was a long-time favorite of mine, with articles that challenged me to learn more about video technology, and advertising that was often as educational as the articles.

The hard times that have befallen RadioShack seem to be the result of both shifting demographics and consumer tastes.