Mark R. Smith

What the networks have in store for the NFL season

Networks upgrade tech; Is Apple TV+ deal a harbinger for things to come?

As fans return to stadiums, media production ramps up

Atlanta-based facility will serve as a hub for Sinclair’s RSNs

Replicating the fan experience “as best we can”

Globe Life Field features MLB’s first IP-based router

Television attempts to replicate the excitement of major league sports amid a pandemic

Technology is allowing stations to market products that traditionally have not been sent along the same lines as a station's signal. In major markets

Live TV production overcame unique challenges.

Preparations are well underway for broadcasters covering this year’s US Open, Aug. 27–Sept. 9.

“What can we do differently?” That hypothetical question is always on the minds of directors, producers and camera personnel who are looking to bring a fresh perspective to a baseball broadcast...

Look for a greater emphasis on increasingly economical point-of-view cameras, with a more diverse body of work from the roving cameraman’s handheld, from inside the ballpark and possibly beyond.

Latest POV cameras acquire the athlete’s eye-view

Panasonic LEDs complement action on the fields and stands

Who wants to pay for a system with so many bells and whistles that it goes way beyond what’s needed in their pursuit of increasing revenues?

Televising events with a skeletal staff can result in significant cost savings over time.

Imagine being ABC News reporter Alexander Marquardt, reporting from a war zone in the Syrian capital of Damascus, apprising viewers of what he sees around him.

One word to describe the TNT broadcast of the 2014 NBA All-Star Game and its complementary events might be “immersion.”

It might be really cold in this community outside New York City, on the evening of Sunday, Feb. 2, with the possibility of precipitation and wind, for Super Bowl XLVIII.

Broadcast partners let the good times bounce