James Careless

Full 4K portable video storage is still a new concept for videographers and TV producers.

ESPN deployed 95 cameras for the 2012 Indianapolis 500—including 48 cameras mounted in the cars themselves.

Restricting who can bid on TV stations selling spectrum could result in reduced FCC revenues and even a failed auction process

League expands use of SportVU player tracking cameras to all 30 arenas

In 2011, the NFL signed an eight-year broadcast rights deal with ESPN, followed by nine year rights’ deals with CBS, Fox, and NBC.

High school football, local festivals, and annual Santa Claus parades: These are just some of the events that broadcasters cover on a regular basis

The late, great Dick Clark is gone, but the show he created 40 years ago will rock on in Times Square on Dec. 31.

NBC debuts new studio, CBC launches second screen app

After 30 months of renovations, UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion is once again hosting UCLA men’s and women’s college basketball games in this legendary Los Angeles arena

In a bid to enhance its sports coverage, South Korea’s national television station KBS has purchased SprintCam Vvs HD ultra slow-motion technology from I-Movix of Belgium.

Easy setup, light weight and energy savings make them the flexible choice.

Ohio Education Television Stations (OETS) is using the datacasting capacity of its ATSC 1.0 HDTV broadcasts to deliver emergency communications in Ohio during manmade and natural disasters.

Today’s TV newsrooms are increasingly being tasked with serving the web and mobile first, and broadcast second.

Secaucus facility allows sports channels to share technology

Crew uses Sony F-55’s to shoot ensemble for Bell Canada’s Fibe TV.

Bryan Harper, vice president of content & production for the Minnesota Vikings, noted that the stadium video infrastructure was designed with the changing media landscape in mind.