Larry Thaler

The year illustrated the importance of REMI and live fans

Sometimes too much of a good thing is not a good thing.

I recently attended a meeting, held in a conference room dedicated to Chester Floyd Carlson.

You would need a crystal ball to see what the FCC has in mind with its recent 3-2 vote to proceed with the chairman’s #unlockthebox proposal.

Intel’s new Neural Compute Stick 2 might bring science fiction technology to life

A shocking headline occurred this week: AT&T called on Congress to pass net neutrality rules. Wow.

Local TV stations show little to no effort in content creation.

It is unlikely that anyone reading this post needs to be told that the TV consumption habits of millennials are dramatically different.

Production facilities have many reasons to consider moving: more space, a better layout, cost savings.

Five years ago, my very first blog entry explored how cloud-based asset management might change television production.

5G is likely to enter our lives before this time next year and begin to have significant implications for our business.

Does digital delay threaten the intimacy of live remotes?

I watched some amazing fireworks this past Fourth of July weekend, with powerful rockets screaming skyward to burst among the clouds and fantastic fountains erupting brilliantly at ground level.

A problem we don’t know we have (yet).

You could not turn on the business news channels in the past month without hearing that wages have finally started to rise.

On any given day, I encounter some version of truly remarkable statistics about the rise of video on-demand as a percentage of the total amount of viewing.

In my many years at the Peacock network, and during my subsequent consulting career, I witnessed a great number of reorganizations.