Broadcasting & Cable - July 29, 2001

The use of satellite continues to figure prominently in the plans of broadcasters, despite terrestrial fiber networks' successful tunneling into the transmission departments of the broadcast industry. "The boundaries that separate the terrestrial and satellite networking components are going to continue to change as new and different applications emerge," says Larry Thaler, NBC's director of ...

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