BRAD DICK, EDITORIAL DIRECTOR

The problem with television is it's too _____ . Maybe you think that television is too liberal, too conservative or too violent. But,

The CEA’s subcommittee is charged with implementing new remote control standards

After you've done something six, going on seven, times, you would think that the process would become easier. For David Mazza, senior vice president of

A recent Best Buy Omnitel survey shows a growing demand by women for input and

This year's Broadcast Engineering Excellence awards totaled 50 entries, which exceeded last year's total of 42. In addition, the contest pages posted

By the time you read this, you're either still recovering from NAB or maybe better you didn't go at all. Trust me, it's not the end of the world if you

This year's Broadcast Engineering Excellence awards totaled 45?entries. The contest pages posted on our Web site generated more than 23,000 page views!

After enduring a 22-hour, door-to-door travel time getting home from IBC, I'm ready to endorse children-free airplanes. I was unfortunate enough to encounter

It's that time of year again. Your doorbell rings and when you answer, you're greeted with little costumed munchkins begging for candy and promising tricks

One could feel electricity in the air as the crowded room overflowed Monday morning at the mobile TV meeting at the NAB convention. Broadcasters, all

Editorial director Brad Dick discusses Adobe Pass, a technology that provides viewers with the content portability and access they demand, and why broadcasters should take note.

Editorial director Brad Dick revisits his prediction about 8-VSB in light of an FCC recommendation that the industry move to adopt COFDM

The stage is set for a seismic battle between the over-the-air (OTA) broadcast industry and the most powerful political animals in the world: a Congress

A recent story on the Broadcast Engineering website reviewed Qualcomm's potential decision to sell its video delivery business, FLO TV. Qualcomm's chairman

Editorial director Brad Dick discusses the cloudy issue of DTV technology rights ownership.

Looks like America's OTA viewers may soon be repeating Oliver Twist's line from the Charles Dickens classic, begging for more than TV table scraps. The

The eco-czars’ answer to ever larger TV sets is that they be made more efficient with such federally mandated “features” as sleep modes and require efficiency labels

On Nov. 4, Disney released its animated movie Chicken Little. You recall the original story...

Will the real HDTV programming please show up

Outsourcing is simply contracting out for non-strategic services, those tasks that aren't part of a company's core business (or expertise).

The differences between the United States and some European countries are no more evident than with the implementation of digital television.