When it comes to 3-D television, the picture is anything but clear. Described by one network executive as a "science experiment," the popularity of 3-D could be drawing to a close in the United States. Programming choices and consumer awareness are dwindling after a three-year campaign. "I know the manufacturers and the content guys. They put a lot of resources into educating people, but it just didn't resonate," said Ben Arnold, director of industry analysis for Long Island-based The NPD Group, which provides international market information and advisory services. But industry experts haven't completely thrown in the towel. Chuck Pagano, executive vice president and chief...
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