Michael Grotticelli

The network is prepared to lose $250 million televising this year’s Winter Games events.

The company is experimenting with a limited number of shows to test whether reducing the cost of programming will increase sales.

Sling Media developed its wireless application to make efficient use of 3G network bandwidth, and AT&T has tested it since mid-December.

P. Harris Morris is tasked with improving profits.

FCC chairman Julius Genachowski praised Google.

The company has long been unhappy with the state of broadband in America, where speeds lag far behind those of other developed countries.

For all the marketing dollars thrown behind HD, Blu-ray is still a marginal technology when compared to DVD.

A former broadcaster himself, he was appointed to his FCC seat in 1974 by former President Richard M. Nixon.

The CBS layoffs come only a week after ABC News laid off 31 workers in broadcast operations and engineering.

The administration will extend the FCC’s authority to auction spectrum.

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has announced the 2009 winners.

Not necessarily adequate for shooting major motion pictures like “Avatar,” the AG-3DA1 nonetheless should find a variety of production applications.

The largest equipment vendors, primarily ones who supply hardware products, were the most impacted by the recession.

The legislation requires that programming shown on television also be closed captioned and video described when posted on the Internet.

A new study finds that a number of recent transactions and news items point to a shift in consumer thinking.

The DVB-C2 second-generation baseline transmission system for digital television distribution via cable networks is now ready for deployment.

CBS could presumably realize considerable cost savings if a deal enabled the network to rely on more of CNN’s extensive newsgathering resources.

The commission will reclassify broadband technology as a hybrid between an information service and a utility.

The two companies have reached a deal for approximately $274 million in cash and Harmonic stock.

The bill will need full Senate approval and then must return to the House to reconcile minor differences.

The number of channels offered by the new service will depend on how much spectrum the joint venture can accumulate from the participating stations.