Michael Grotticelli
Latest articles by Michael Grotticelli
An academic view on allocating spectrum
By Michael Grotticelli published
Richard H. Thaler says the broadcast spectrum should be used for more valuable wireless applications.
ThePlatform releases new video player for social media
By Michael Grotticelli published
The user drags the slider bars to define the start and end point of the video to be shared and then publishes it.
Virtual switcher control via Apple’s iPad
By Michael Grotticelli published
It was only a matter of time before a broadcast equipment vendor would join the Apple iPad bandwagon.
Russ Berger Design Group builds media production facility at UNLV
By Michael Grotticelli published
The goal was to create a professional learning environment that inspires creativity for the students.
The changing face of the news junkie
By Michael Grotticelli published
Today, more people get their news from the Internet than from newspapers or radio.
Universal Sports Network selects Euphonix audio consoles for remotely controlled Olympic production
By Michael Grotticelli published
The partnership between NBC Sports and online specialists InterMedia Partners is delivering five hours of live daily news and information,
XXI Olympic Winter Games coverage offers number of firsts
By Michael Grotticelli published
Aside from the sport itself, the Winter Games should celebrate the technical feats in abundance.
LPTV station for sale cheap
By Michael Grotticelli published
WMKG-LP is being shopped on eBay.
HBOGO.com now available on Comcast and Verizon’s FiOS
By Michael Grotticelli published
HBO is launching its new Web-based programming service for subscribers on cable and telco platforms.
New AMWA protocol enables the transfer of rich edit metadata in post
By Michael Grotticelli published
The new standard facilitates seamless interoperability between video post-production systems.
Looking for better reception, Kentucky’s CBS affiliate switching from VHF to UHF spectrum
By Michael Grotticelli published
The station was ordered to transmit in the VHF range but found that some viewers with UHF-only antennas had trouble picking it up.
Sezmi launches multichannel alternative in Los Angeles
By Michael Grotticelli published
The company plans to make the Sezmi service available nationwide this spring via additional distribution deals with broadband providers.
Broadcasters push mobile technology to support spectrum fight
By Michael Grotticelli published
In April, eight television stations in Washington, D.C., will broadcast a signal to a new class of devices that can show programming on mobile devices.
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