2002

December 2002 Columns The Wacky World of DTTV NATHANIEL HECHT DEADLINES. WE KNOW ABOUT THOSE IN THE PUBLISHING WORLD, and they are fast approaching for the TV broadcast community...

November 2002 Columns The Content Wars NATHANIEL HECHT AS MENTIONED IN PREVIOUS EDITORIALS IN S&VC, I HESITATE TO make predictions. However, with the indicators as strong as they seem...

October 2002 Features CEDIA to Sponsor Electronic House Expos The Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association (CEDIA) announced an agreement with EH Publishing, principal owner and producer of the...

September 2002 Columns Custom TV Beyond the Conventional NATHANIEL HECHT DO THINGS STILL SEEM TO BE MOVING PAINFULLY SLOW IN THE area of custom TV, or is it just...

August 2002 Columns A Glimpse of the Future NATHANIEL HECHT SOMETHING INTERESTING IS AFOOT AT NEIL GERSHENFELD’S WING of the MIT Media Lab (MML) in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The MML...

July 2002 Columns Gearheads and Gizmos NATHANIEL HECHT MY FIRST EXPOSURE TO A BUSINESS-RELATED WIRELESS DEVICE WAS WHEN my dad brought home a first-generation pager one day. Being a...

June 2002 Columns First Person Contractor NATHANIEL HECHT IN THE FIVE YEARS SINCE I’VE BEEN THE EDITOR OF S&VC, I HAVE TRIED TO USE my editorials to identify new...

April 2002 Features Measuring Intelligibility By Peter Mapp ON THE SURFACE, IT MIGHT seem that a sound system is either intelligible or it is not. But, in fact, intelligibility...

March 2002 Columns End of An Era NATHANIEL HECHT THERE HAVE BEEN NUMEROUS EXAMPLES THROUGHOUT HISTORY OF THE obsolescence of certain technologies. The telegraph gave way to the telephone....

February 2002 Features Getting the LED Out By Peter H. Putman, CTS Long viewing distance and incredible brightness and versatility have made LED a prominent video technology in large...

January 2002 Features The Subtleties of Video Quality By Richard J. Welk Lab experiments demonstrate why we need accurate signal throughput to high-resolution monitors…. CEDIA Applauds NBC NBC announced...