AI will play a big part in the future of broadcasting, according to the robot named Ameca who spoke at the NAB show.
Read More »Top Stories
NAB 2024: Movie Making – Tradition Meets the Blockchain, and that Naughty Girl from ‘American Beauty’
Decentralized Pictures, founded by American Zoetrope, offers a new way to fund and make independent films. Website users vote up ideas.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Saint of Bright Doors’ by Vajra Chandrasekera
'The Saint of Bright Doors' by Vajra Chanrasekera, witty, wise and more than little bit weird, will leave you captivated.
Read More »The Holocaust Televised
How has television portrayed the horrific events of the Holocaust? From the earliest days, the small screen has adapted to the times.
Read More »Teaching and Writing in the World of AI – To Be, Or Not to Be?
Teachers and writers in the world of AI – a world where the people are seemingly becoming bit players – are asking themselves this question: to be, or not to be?
Read More »NAB Show 2024: Award Time for Donnie Simpson, Jennifer Hudson, and ‘America’s Most Wanted’
At NAB 2024 the association honored many broadcasters including Donnie Simpson, Jennifer Hudson, and John Walsh.
Read More »Music Reviews: Chip Taylor’s ‘Behind the Sky,’ plus Jazz Giants Chet Baker, Sun Ra, and Art Tatum, and More
Reviews of the effusive latest Chip Taylor CD, plus jazz greats Chet Baker, Sun Ra, and Art Tatum, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and Crow and Gazelle.
Read More »Music Review: ‘The Concrete Jangle’ from Steve Conte
Steve Conte's 'Concrete Jangle,' with an assist from Andy Partridge, is pure listening pleasure that can't help but bring a smile to your face and a thought to your brain.
Read More »NAB Show 2024: The Year of AI
The NAB Show 2024 featured over 100 sessions focused on the impact or functionality of artificial intelligence. AI was the focus this year.
Read More »Film Review: The Inspiring ‘Bastards of Soul’
Paul Levatino’s documentary about an up-and-coming Dallas-based soul/R&B band takes an unexpectedly tragic turn.
Read More »
Blogcritics The critical lens on today's culture & entertainment