Debra Kaufman

Virtual reality, the cloud, artificial intelligence and HDR are top topics

A panel of “Game of Thrones” creators drew avid fans and SMPTE members alike to the Linwood Dunn Theater at the Academy’s Pickford Center in March.

One notable aspect of the new series is the degree to which its marketing enhances and extends the storytelling, forming a very integrated cross-platform strategy.

In these early days of 4K content, prestige TV series from streaming services are likely candidates for the new high-resolution production, but Animal Planet’s “Too Cute” is the outlier

Time Warner Cable Sports recently completed the successful production of two “proof-of-concept” 4K broadcasts to test the format’s viability, from the venue to a set-top box in the home.

At a recent press event Nokia Technologies unveiled OZO, which the company describes as the first virtual reality camera aimed at professional use.

As NBC’s iconic “Saturday Night Live” approached its 40th anniversary earlier this year, the idea of creating an app came up.

Just how real is 4K/ultra HD editing?

Are you prepared for a new U.K. delivery standard?

Apple is poised to extend the iAd network to Europe.

The company is simultaneously testing a WiMAX network.

The barcodes redirect consumers to a mobile site with marketing materials.

The move is a strategy to deal with network overload.

The new ‘Global Smartphone Report’ also shows more Android phones on the market.

Verizon Wireless is offering app developers another platform.

Triveni Digital’s Ralph Bachofen discusses the company’s installations in the mobile TV space.

The app includes pay per download, ad support and a partnership with Amazon.com.

Tablets, smart phones and smart TV devices are likely products.

NBC’s “Today” gets viewers to search for hidden items.

Paid mobile app profits are projected to top $4 billion that year.

The company has also released iOS 4.1.

The results are based on the Open Mobile Video Coalition’s Washington, D.C., showcase.

The Mobile500 Alliance consists of 30 broadcast TV companies and aims to build on the efforts of the Open Mobile Video Coalition to promote mobile DTV.

The company is also closing down Quattro Wireless.