McAdams On

If I were a betting woman, I would avoid eye contact with broadcasting.

Hollywood was recently overrun with unsung stars; non-celebrities whose contributions to 21st century communications are not fully appreciated.

We recently did a “25 More Things to Know About ATSC 3.0” webinar that I’m reproducing here in rap lyrics.

This is not a review, but a contextual setup and some behavioral observations about my relationship with a Dish Network cloud-synced iPad.

The 2013 National Association of Broadcasters Show is officially closed. Registration was up about 900 people from last year, to 92,414. I am sorry I didn’t get to talk to all of you.

Few topics generate more angst in the TV industry than the future of the TV industry.

One D.C. attorney familiar with the particulars said an itty-bitty TV antenna that picks up signals in Brooklyn for reception throughout New York City would be lucrative.

Let us begin by acknowledging that ninjas were not noble warriors, but paid assassins. And so it goes with anti-broadcast lobbying in Washington, D.C.