Michael Grotticelli

ESPN is experimenting with new 3D hologram technology, performed with proprietary software it developed in-house.

The technology’s fast turnaround times and cost-effectiveness are attracting an increasing number of teams as they use video in a variety of creative ways.

ION Media Networks led a delegation of Washington-area broadcasters to showcase the latest in high-definition television and mobile video technology.

The company’s Converged Video Exchange software provides convergence between different video applications.

In today’s “anything goes” market, the challenge for freelancers is to pick the right camera that will facilitate the most amount of work.

The technology allows the live recording and quick editing of game footage with automatic tagging of plays.

The racing organization’s media group began offering 10 unreleased races through its Web site this spring.

Fewer people are subscribing to pay-TV than were estimated prior to the DTV transition.

The 61st Primetime Emmy Engineering Awards will be presented on Saturday, Aug. 22, in Los Angeles.

The Tucson station goes live and attracts an audience.

Before the transition, KSNG broadcast an analog signal on channel 11, and viewers could see it fine.

The network archives about 100TB per week and has done so since January 2008.

A new company has launched the equivalent of a TV Guide for the Web.

Only 3 percent of Americans are interested in making micropayments.

Smith said he has not closed the door to talks about spectrum reclamation.

The initiative was necessary because some consumers continue to have problems receiving local DTV broadcasts.

Every newscast and local program streamed live on fox8.com is now available on Apple’s iPhone.

Initially, the spectrum was offered up as a way for small, independent, rural operators to have easy access to affordable licensed spectrum.

The EOS 5D Mark II and newer EOS 7D digital SLR cameras were used in HD video capture mode.

He calls the shortage of spectrum a “national crisis.”

The 220-acre facility will include an on-site HD broadcast facility, video screens and JumboTrons around the complex.

The company offers a variety of solutions that provide high-quality images, low latency, ease of use and error resiliency.

A subscription buys eight channels of live TV and 30-plus channels of on-demand content.

The new gear has been installed for a new production studio at its HD production facilities, located inside the NASCAR Plaza building in downtown Charlotte, NC.