Utilities

Streamlining the complex web of equipment required for professional live production has long been a significant challenge for broadcasters and content creators, often demanding separate, cumbersome devices for monitoring, recording, and switching. At the Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2026 event,

The ubiquitous plastic cup, a staple of daily life from coffee shops to stadiums, has long represented a frustrating gap in the journey toward a circular economy, but a landmark shift in recycling accessibility is now rewriting that narrative. This breakthrough—the reclassification of polypropylene

A staggering environmental liability is accumulating across the Middle East and North Africa, where a burgeoning waste crisis is now inflicting an estimated US$7.2 billion in damages each year, posing a significant threat to public health and long-term economic stability. A new World Bank report,

A Defining Battle for the Future of Local Broadcasting A major proposed merger in the broadcast television industry has drawn sharp opposition from a prominent rural advocacy group, placing the interests of small-town America at the center of a high-stakes regulatory debate. The NTCA—The Rural

As a punishing wave of arctic air descended with Winter Storm Fern, plunging vast swaths of the country into a deep freeze, the unseen network that underpins modern life was pushed to its breaking point, forcing federal authorities to take extraordinary measures to avert a widespread catastrophe.

With us today is Christopher Hailstone, a leading expert in energy management and utility regulation. For years, he’s provided critical insights into the complexities of our nation’s power grids. We’re going to delve into a significant new proposal from the Trump administration aimed at the PJM