CRAIG BIRKMAIER

The ability to represent information using the binary code of ones and zeros was well established before the development of modern computers.

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.

Many TiVo subscribers were disappointed when recent attempts to watch World Cup soccer matches were tarnished when their digital video recorders (DVRs) didn't store the programming.

A look at the past four decades and how technology has evolved and adapted to meet consumers’ needs for their professional and personal use.

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?

Is data the big fish that got away?