Applied Technology: Integration Strategies for QoS Monitoring in the Cloud January 4^th 2016 - 04:00 PM

Legacy operations like production and playout are gradually moving to the cloud as more systems connect to a facility’s IT backbone. These advances have opened the door to also moving operations-based tasks like QC and QoS monitoring to the cloud.

Innovative Ka/Ku-Band Dual Feed Antenna Passes Initial Tests September 30^th 2015 - 04:35 PM

Frontline uses innovative new satellite antenna to enable dual-band capability on the ViaSat network, allowing safe switching from Ka-band to Ku-band from inside the satellite vehicle.

For Mobile Television, Viewers Find Disparity Between Expectation and Reality in Wi-Fi August 31^st 2015 - 10:30 AM

The 2015 Arris Consumer Entertainment Index finds that nearly two-thirds (63 percent) of global consumers have issues with Wi-Fi in the home — a likely consequence of the rapidly increasing number of connected media devices.

Contents Remains King, Even in the Race for OTT August 31^st 2015 - 09:10 AM

Regardless of the business model, supported devices or distribution channels, the success of Internet-delivered television is driven by an age-old truth: content is king, says a new report from Conviva.

Make Love…Not War June 17^th 2015 - 11:00 AM

Broadcasters across the globe are adopting the 1960s slogan ‘Make Love – Not War’ and using its essential message to underpin a revolution in the way they are organising their staff, technology and buildings. A new era of intense internal collaboration is being seen as a key tactic in their efforts to re…

Viewpoint: Address Technology and the People Behind It June 9^th 2015 - 11:55 AM

Continuous learning by staff can help your next technology deployment.

Why do I need a consultant? August 12^th 2014 - 09:38 AM

A great question that deserves an effort at a really good answer. Speaking as someone who has spent their entire professional career as a consultant I believe the main reason to engage a consultant is for our wit and charm. Okay, let’s look at some better and more compelling b…