Broadcasting & Cable - May 16, 2004

The easier vendors try to make television, the harder it gets for broadcasters to sort through the thicket of technological options that tends to grow rapidly. There's a lot to choose from. Most large stations and networks have already deployed servers to handle master-control functions, such as commercial insertion.

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