John Merli

Will the new content stream succeed as a revenue stream?

Industry suffers economic blows, braces for Obama FCC

The growth of HD continued, fueled by lower price points and HD inventory oversupply.

New broadcaster option awaits unknown future.

It looks like "must-carry" has gone the way of "stay the course."

New 1080p DLP aims for late 2007 debut

Washington: As early as August 2006, consumers could first begin to see notices at retailers that new NSTC sets will not be able to stand on their own two feet, technically, after February 2009.

HDTV flare-ups fought at local level

Media Security Reliability Council pursues electronic homeland security

Telco hoping consumers choose new fiber diet

Fall confab shows how TV, film engineers have more in common in the digital era

High-band VHF channels at most risk

Goal is to provide more content, not cutting costs

Will the new content stream succeed as a revenue stream?

Brinkley looks back

'Pioneers' reminisce about struggles

Although broadcasters continue to reassure viewers that their old antennas will do just fine, others are predicting heartache ahead.

The allure of digital signage has gotten enough attention by a growing number of broadcasters in the past year that it will get its own Super Session at the NAB Show.