James O'Neal

Recent financial statements issued by electronics giants Panasonic and Sony are still showing lots of red ink.

Paul Fitts is one of the very few U.S. communications tower workers qualified to handle “tall” tower jobs, a skill that’s now very much in demand due to the on-going spectrum repack.

Anderson is remembered for many accomplishments in the field of broadcasting, with the chief among being his work at Ampex in the design of the world’s first successful videotape recorder.

The Advanced Television System Committee’s “next gen” digital TV standard, ATSC 3.0, fared very well in the testing of a portion of its attributes here this week.

Word reached us during the last week of August that John Henry Battison had reached the end of his life.

When I was in my “formative years” (whatever they are), my parents, relatives, teachers, neighbors and others passed on many gems of wisdom.

Recalling part of what made broadcast engineering fun

What really defines “broadcast quality” and has such a thing ever really existed?

Next month, many of us will be heading forLas Vegas and the NAB Show.

The FCC’s “green flag” has been dropped and the great repack race officially underway.

The U.S. incentive auctioning of television broadcast spectrum has been shrouded in uncertainty ever since it got underway, with broadcasters and others expressing a growing list of concerns.