There ought to be a credit default swap law
Where else would a celebrity baby adoption get precedence over the biggest technological federal mandate in the nation’s history? Not to mention the whining persecution of an unseated beauty queen or the quibbling argument between an acerbic talk-show host and a public figure? Welcome to Breakfast in America!
It’s no secret broadcasters are getting into the mobile TV business a bit late in the game. Verizon, AT&T and Sprint have been pumping video into cell phones for quite a while now, though the quality of the transmissions is
Broadcast lobby needs its head
The application of the First Amendment has come down to cuss words on TV. I wonder how that would have played out in Philly.“What sayeth you, Mr. Franklin? Should the vulgarities that become commonplace here 220 years from now be
JVC interviewed TVB Editor Deborah McAdams for a live-from-NAB webcast
McAdams wonders why the program development model hasn't been busted open like a ripe melon.
Let the most-prepared markets make the switch
The Coalition United to Terminate Financial Abuses of the Television Transition claims Americans pay a $30 premium on digital TV sets. The Post reports the reason being, “electronics makers are being overcharged to use the intellectual property for digital tuners and other parts in TVs and converter boxes.”Can someone get me a tissue?
Britain and Japan are launching 3DTV while we futz with digital reception...