Latest articles by Gary Arlen
From CES: Tablets, Connected TVs, Mobile and Content Security Dominate
iPad competitors bowed
Cable-Tec Expo Explores 3D, IP
Annual tech show looks at 'business from an engineering perspective'
AMI Pushes Local Interactive Ads
“The Holy Grail of advertising is still the living room on the high-definition TV set,” said Nick Meyers, vice president of sales and business development at Denver-based Accelerated Media.
Comcast’s Tech Plans, ‘Gigasphere’ Establish Direction at Cable Show
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.
Rounds’ Social TV Relies on Online Streams
Rounds Live, a new social media service, is the latest venture that seeks to enable viewers to gab along with TV shows or... “turn any website into a live video chat party."
Ready for YouTube’s Networks
How often does an 18,000-attendee trade convention deal with “chaperone and parent” issues or offer free badges for “ages 8 and younger?”
Corporate Slant as Cable-Tec Expo Expands Outlook
This year's event takes place at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Sept. 22-25.
Deluxe Melds Metatags and Multiplatform
During post-production, Deluxe Entertainment puts a metatag on every scene when a character drinks a beverage, drives a car or puts on a pair of shoes.
SCTE Looks at Cable’s Evolving Tech Landscape
The shifting focus at the Society of Cable and Telecommunications Engineer’s annual Cable-Tec Expo is a good gauge about what’s important to cable’s technology community.
Herding Dinosaurs Towards Convergence
No one in the television business refers to TV sets and other home reception and viewing devices as "CPE."
As Internet TV Dawns, Visions Evolve, Conflict
The only thing more mystifying than online video’s future is interpreting the contradictory forecasts about how it will arrive.
