How does Television today still work?

But with traditional TV losing viewers to streaming services, the industry is still figuring out what its new economic model will look like. ... Tom Ascheim: It's a great time to be working in television because there are so many places to get our content in ways there never have been before. read more

If you still have an analog TV and are currently not using it, you can breathe new life into it with one of the following options: If you receive TV programming via antenna, external DTV converter boxes are available that enable older TVs to still be used. read more

While traditional scanning cameras used only 525 or 625 lines, the image sensing chips in today's HDTV (high-definition television) cameras generally have either 720 or 1080 lines for capturing much more detail. read more

In the U.S., the term "TV ratings" immediately makes people think of "Nielsen" because Nielsen Media Research has become the de facto national measurement service for the television industry in the United States and Canada. read more