Attendance was up, aisles were crowded, and there were plenty of goodies to see in Las Vegas.

With the growing interest in ‘cutting the cord,’ finding an indoor TV antenna that actually works is not an easy job.

Americans are reaching the breaking point with ever-escalating costs of pay television. The rising cost of sports programming is a big reason.

The National Cable & Telecommunications Association is urging the Federal Communications Commission to allow all cable system operators to encrypt every digital channel on a system – including free, over-the-air channels.

Sony’s bringing 4K to the home, but Sanyo is not long for this world. And 3D projectors are popular, but not very profitable.

The Consumer Electronics Association continues to push the notion of a wireless spectrum crisis, but isn’t providing any detailed facts and/or research to support their claim.

TV manufacturers are struggling with profitability and lower-than-expected sales. And the upcoming holiday selling season isn’t likely to change that.

According to antenna manufacturer Mohu, Time Warner Cable won’t carry its advertisement for the Mohu leaf antenna. Gee, I wonder why…..

Sorry, no 3 AM ‘do-over’ calls for the television industry! People just aren’t buying TVs like they used to, and no one has a solution to reverse the trend.

LG and Toshiba are aggressively pushing passive 3D technology. Here’s how their 47-inch offerings compare to each other.