James Careless

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.

Maintaining a balance between access and piracy

Playing NHL hockey games inside repurposed football arenas—with an outdoor NHL ice rink set up on the field—is an eye-catching spectacle, and NBC Sports Group is covering it accordingly.

Network deploys “Batcam” to cover the back stretch

How the concept of the 'next-gen media supply' chain is affecting workflows.

System integrators recommend considering the hybrid model first

From cellular to BAS, new systems use variety of transmission methods

Televised professional golf is quickly adapting the latest graphic enhancements to give fans the ultimate in immersive and information-rich experiences.

TV meteorologists push vendors to meet viewers’ expectations

“4K in Four Years”: That’s the slogan driving The Weather Channel team’s ambitious plans to fully convert to 4K content acquisition, production and distribution by 2018.

After nearly five decades, 2014 marks the last year that CBS Sports broadcasts the US Open tennis tournament.

To date, ABC has garnered a combined 1.78 billion views of its content across the Web, mobile and connected TVs.

No margin for error: It’s a fact of life for race car drivers, and for TV networks like ESPN and Fox who broadcast their races live.

Today’s TV news directors have to produce content not just for broadcast, but for the Web and mobile platforms as well...

The double-fatality crash of the KOMO-TV news helicopter in Seattle in March is just the latest in a series of deadly news helicopter crashes in recent years.

More I/Os, smaller control units

CP Communications is building 4K signal carriage capability into HD21, a new 53-foot transmission and master control truck being built for Fox Sports’ golf coverage.