By Michael Silbergleid The Associated Press reports that Dolby Laboratories has opened its first research and engineering center in China. Dolby said the center, which is based in Beijing, is an […] More
By Michael Silbergleid While manufacturing waste is a big problem for many industries, LCD TV manufacturers might soon get a break. That’s according to Nanowerk News, which reported that tThe […] More
By Michael Silbergleid Bloomberg Businessweek reported in its June 14-20, 2010 issue research from Futuresource Consulting that by 2014, 60 million USHHs will have 3D-capable TVs. By the end of […] More
By Michael Silbergleid Broadcasters have the spectrum… and mobile wants it… badly. As arstechnica.com asks “when was the last time you read a spectrum management document that concluded with a […] More
By Michael Silbergleid As TheInquirer.net points out: “There hasn’t been a week gone by lately without one of the big electronics companies including Sony, Samsung, Panasonic and LG trying to […] More
By Michael Silbergleid Microsoft says the 3D gaming technology being touted by Sony and Nintendo is “interesting” but still way too expensive for mainstream success. Is Microsoft right, or will […] More
Mark Schubin’s presentation from the San Francisco Public Television Quality Workshop, June 8, 2010. This presentation consists of one PowerPoint and four MOV video clips (download each file): Schubin-SFPTVQW-Acquisition (PPT, 22 […] More
By Michael Silbergleid Technologizer.com asks: “Do real people think 3D movies, sports, and shows are neat? Sure. But that doesn’t mean they’re ready to plunk down money.” And that can […] More
By Michael Silbergleid CBC.ca reports that a flood of choices and platforms for on-screen entertainment threatens the traditional television and cable model, delegates at the Banff World Television Festival are told. […] More
By Michael Silbergleid InformationWeek.com reports that a truce among regulators has paved the way for trials of combined TV, Internet, and phone service; triple-play services that may generate about $100 billion […] More
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