May 2003
Can a former pipe dream rescue the $70 billion digital upgrade?
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November 2001
The bad news: broadband’s technology, infrastructure, and economics are still inadequate. The good news: broadcasters are far more secure from attack than they were at the dawn of the World Wide Web.
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August 2001
Companies are rightly investing now to deliver consumer broadband applications as the technology’s penetration grows. But current expectations about the industry’s development aren’t a good enough guide to the future.
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August 2000
Media-streaming technology is bringing high-quality video to the Internet. Get ready for change.
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June 2000
Some of Europe’s radio stations have a chance to double their revenues, but deregulation will heighten the difference between winners and losers.
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May 2000
Uncertainty defines the television business, but the application of options theory to TV programming decisions can improve returns from programming investments.
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May 2000
Digital television will cause a revolution in the TV industry—but not, perhaps, the revolution its government promoters intended.
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November 1999
Can public-service broadcasters fulfill their mission in today’s deregulated television environment? The answer, for the time being, is yes.
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May 1999
It has survived the advent of television, several revolutions in recorded-music formats, and the coming of the Sony Walkman. Yet traditional radio may now face a serious threat from its digital sibling.
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August 1997
Margins have been cut in half. Operational skills are becoming the key to salvation.
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February 1997
This is not an industry for the weak at heart; only one or two consortia will succeed in a market. Success will take deep pockets and risk-sharing.
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