1995 (13)
Editor Dale Cripps argues that 1995 marks the critical moment for HDTV to move from development into initial commercialization, urging advocates to hold firm a…
Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Association President Gary Shapiro testified before Congress urging lawmakers to protect spectrum designated for HDTV rather…
Burnill F. Clark, president of Seattle public broadcaster KCTS, delivered closing remarks at the 1995 ATV Workshop warning that public television risks becomin…
This 1995 editorial analyzes the competing political and commercial motivations behind HDTV adoption in the US, Japan, and Europe, arguing that broadcasters em…
Broadcast engineer Mark Schubin corrects a technical misreading of a 1995 paper on digital terrestrial TV transmission, clarifying that the Sari, Karam, and Je…
Written in 1995, HDTV Newsletter president Dale Cripps argues that the all-digital standard television movement was temporarily overshadowing HDTV ambitions, b…
In April 1995, NBC president Robert Wright announced the network would begin broadcasting digital HDTV programs by 1997, marking a pivotal moment in the commer…
Edgar J. Wilson of the European Broadcasting Union's DVB Project Office explains that DVB specifications accommodate HDTV services within the MPEG-2 Transport …
Dale Cripps argues that HDTV's greatest near-term opportunity lies not in the home but in electronic cinema, where digital projectors can serve audiences of 30…
Dale Cripps argues that HDTV's commercial launch requires visionary leadership comparable to David Sarnoff's role in launching broadcast television, warning th…
CableLabs president Richard Green explains why digital compression matters more to small rural cable operators than large urban ones, and discusses TCI's John …
The ATSC Digital Television Standard (Document A/53) defines the complete technical framework for digital HDTV broadcasting in the United States, covering vide…
This page does not contain a daily HD programming guide; it features a 1995 editorial by Dale E. Cripps on the future of the global HDTV movement, written for …