Gary Arlen

Gary Arlen

Gary Arlen, a contributor to Broadcasting & Cable, NextTV and TV Tech, is known for his visionary insights into the convergence of media + telecom + content + technology. His perspectives on public/tech policy, marketing and audience measurement have added to the value of his research and analyses of emerging interactive and broadband services. Gary was founder/editor/publisher of Interactivity Report, TeleServices Report and other influential newsletters; he was the long-time “curmudgeon” columnist for Multichannel News as well as a regular contributor to AdMap, Washington Technology and Telecommunications Reports; Gary writes regularly about trends and media/marketing for the Consumer Technology Association's i3 magazine plus several blogs.

Latest articles by Gary Arlen

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Rearranged Screens—Big Deals and Small Gleams

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CES: Convergence Closer to Reality

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Cable Returns to New Orleans

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Big changes will also surround Motorola, the industry’s largest equipment supplier, which is in the early stages of a corporate break-up.

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DVR: $6 Billion Ad Skip or False Alarm?

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Policy Debates Shape CES2005

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Video takes center stage on exhibit floor

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Small Wanders: Making Video for Tiny TVs

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How Many Tuner Enforcers Does It Take?

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Let me know if you see an FCC enforcement sleuth lurking around your neighborhood electronics retail store, probing for contraband TV sets without the mandated digital TV tuners.

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DVR's Impact, Formats to Grow

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But NAB panelists differ on route

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Field Engineering Focus at SCTE

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Cable-Tec Expo in Orlando grows

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5G and Next Gen TV: Timing or Technology?

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Are the two standards competitive or complementary?

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CES Marks ATSC 3.0’s Prelude

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Behind the CES glitz of bigger and brighter video displays, voice-activated media controls and high-speed wireless delivery, Next Generation TV was taking shape.

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CES 2018: Blackout in Vegas

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CES 2018: Big, Thin and Very Smart is TV Theme

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The IoT Potential in Next Gen TV

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Using broadcast spectrum for software updates

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‘Consistent Experience’ Is Key To Combining OTT, Linear TV

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Ensuring ‘broadcast-quality’ in a streaming world

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Cable Show Roundup: Industry Overhaul

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Which Smart Screen Will Viewers Prefer?

By Gary Arlen published

Dueling data is the lifeblood of politics and new media technology.

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CES: TV Makers Promise Bigger and Better

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CES Embraces the Big Picture

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Show touts UHDTV, integrated video, diverse interfaces

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FCC’s Ambitious Auction Plan

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TV Ubiquity: Consumer Interest Continues to Grow

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Despite its dubious methodology and predictably self-serving results, the June 2012 “Dyle Mobile TV Data Report” does confirm the growing demand for mobile video content.

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Comcast’s Tech Plans, ‘Gigasphere’ Establish Direction at Cable Show

By Gary Arlen published

The NCTA's annual Cable Show has become a software show, with traditional hardware exhibits overshadowed by software for everything from system monitoring to customized, dynamic advertising delivery.

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Cisco Survey Touts Mobile Video Boom

By Gary Arlen published

xCisco System’s annual Visual Networking Index anticipates an array of opportunities for mobile and wireless delivery, including vast expansion of mobile video services and multiscreen ventures

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CES 2014: Mobile Tops Agenda

By Gary Arlen published

The underlying context at 2014 CES will be the integration of content into technology platforms, second-screen developments, diverse interfaces and the role of cloud distribution.

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More Ad Spending Heads To Second Screens

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