Robin Berger

3D broadcast just the latest in media innovations

Fleshed out VOD services, portable VOD players and more efficient compression rates are all on the docket for rollout over the next 12 months.

Tapeless facilitators debate the outlook for HD spot delivery.

Breakthroughs in 3G, connectivity, marry routers and displays.

Now that HD has become the norm rather than the exception for the NFL, broadcasters are looking for the next big thing to entice viewers; and many think they've found it in new high-speed cameras.

For Mark Schubin, this year’s Technology Retreat theme “seems to be the business of getting it right.”

Director Tom Hooper noted that it’s not often that “someone spends over $100 million” recreating the 18th century for a TV miniseries.

The NAB is aiming to widen the appeal of its big show through a name change and more emphasis on content.

The GB20600 terrestrial mobile television standard is coming to life to help keep commuters, dignitaries, journalists and more in touch with the Games no matter where they are.

Broadcasters adjust to changing FCC standards

USTA decides on electronic officiating for the US Open

Broadcaster tests hi-def waters, while stateside coverage remains in SD

Fox Super Bowl agenda extends hi-def to specialty cameras

KNBC Los Angeles stakes claim to a digital niche

MPAA leads opposition

CBS, ESPN turn up the wow factor for golf

Joint venture with CBS gears up for year two

Tech Retreat draws buzz to Palm Springs

Manufacturers finesse production switchers for 3D

Graphics for newsrooms emphasize flexibility, IP, real-time delivery

Network upgrades stat graphics for the season

Company installs broadcast infrastructure to support 24 fps