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A true studio in a box is now possible, thanks to the convergence of traditional video production tools with IT systems

There have been a series of promotional announcements on the radio lately they sound more like ads to me talking about the advantages of free radio. The

Broadcasters are fighting to keep their entire spectrum to themselves, but they may need a new battle cry

TVs and PCs are looking more and more similar as the component technologies from which they are built rapidly converge.

More than 25 companies demonstrated products in support of H.264 at NAB. Many of these products also support the VC-1 codec from Microsoft. These products

Welcome to NAB2005 your future starts here. That's an interesting way to describe the world's biggest trade show and conference, an event that is focused

If you had to pick two letters from the English alphabet with the potential to have the greatest impact on the future of broadcasting, what would they be?

The May 1, 2002, deadline for all U.S. commercial broadcasters to begin operation of their DTV channels is now history.

It is clear that control over the flow of bits is a critical step in our migration to the new digital media infrastructure.

Is data the big fish that got away?