Michael Grotticelli

Subscriber churn has occurred in 0.28 percent of households in the United States in the last three months, ESPN found.

Broadcasters have long envied the dual revenue streams of cable channels like ESPN.

Google understands the value of copyrighted content and is determined to put the pieces in place to ensure a good experience for everyone involved.

The action is in direct response to a nasty and highly public retransmission dispute between News Corp. and regional cable TV provider Cablevision.

The subscriber losses were blamed on the weak economy and viewers who opted instead for free, over-the-air TV.

The mobile production company can now complete most of its installation projects in half the time it previously took.

The AudioScope could radically transform sound for sporting events.

A new Rasmussen poll has found that more than half of Americans still rely on their local television station when they want to know weather information.

The head of the Consumer Electronics Association applauded the FCC broadband plan to reclaim underutilized spectrum from broadcasters.

At $20 a month, Select Plus tier was shut down on Dec. 28 due to lack of consumer adoption.

Advocacy groups warn that consumers could see more expensive subscription bills and fewer media choices.

John Luff has been recognized with the Society’s Broadcast Engineer of the Year Award.

The new platform can handle video and social media offerings and makes it easy for traditional TV providers to deliver them to homes.

Home Internet connections worldwide have increased from 1.4 billion to almost 1.6 billion in the last year.

To call the technical feat that CTV accomplished in covering, mostly live, this year's Winter Games impressive is an understatement. In building a 3700sq-m

Grass Valley is working with Host Broadcast Services (HBS) to supply and deliver the identical technical infrastructure for the tournament's host production.

All content will be acquired in 1080i HD (100Mbps) and then converted to 720p, ESPN's house format, for delivery to subscribers at home.

HBS is working with 3-D production specialists Can Communicate.

The recently formed mobile DTV venture announces new name and executive team.

The chairman said his plan would be a win-win-win for broadcasters, viewers and the government.

Using FTP technology eliminates the need for a microwave truck or other form of RF transmission to get news back to a station.

DISH’s action came only moments after President Obama signed the Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act of 2010 into law.

The satellite TV provider now offers three 3-D channels to subscribers.

The Internet site will continue to distribute free content from the major networks.

The new division will incorporate CCTV, industrial optics and special products.