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Dan Merwin brings decades of telecom experience and hands-on broadcast engineering perspective to conferences, workshops, panels, podcasts, and industry conversations.
His sessions focus on the real-world connectivity, infrastructure, procurement, and resilience decisions broadcasters are making today.
Broadcast technology continues to change, but engineering teams still have to make those changes work within real budgets, limited staffing, existing infrastructure, and very little tolerance for downtime.
Dan’s presentations focus on helping broadcasters understand the options, evaluate the tradeoffs, and make decisions that work in practice.
Rather than promoting technology for technology’s sake, his sessions are built around a simpler question:
What actually makes sense for this operation?
Today’s broadcasters have more connectivity choices than ever, but more options do not automatically make procurement easier.
In this presentation, Dan shares practical guidance for navigating today’s product and provider landscape while balancing budget, staffing, reliability, and time constraints.

Dan presented Telecom Circuits and Links for Broadcast and Media Facilities at the Public Radio Engineering Conference in Las Vegas.
The session focused on making telecom procurement more manageable, evaluating changing connectivity technologies, and building robust, redundant infrastructure while working within real-world budget and staffing limitations.

Dan participated in NAB Show 2026 in Las Vegas, connecting with broadcast engineers, technology leaders, vendors, and other industry professionals around the changing telecom and infrastructure needs of broadcast operations.
His participation continued the conversation around provider selection, connectivity, redundancy, and practical modernization strategies for broadcasters.

How broadcasters can compare providers, review proposals, ask better questions, and make purchasing decisions based on more than price alone.
Practical guidance around circuits, links, internet connectivity, multi-site operations, and infrastructure planning.
How to identify single points of failure and create realistic backup strategies without unnecessarily overbuilding the network.
Where SD-WAN can improve visibility, failover, flexibility, and multi-site connectivity, along with situations where a simpler approach may be the better fit.
A practical look at technologies such as Starlink, 4G/5G, private wireless, fiber, and other options becoming part of the modern broadcast connectivity mix.
How engineering and leadership teams can evaluate current infrastructure, prioritize risk, and create a practical plan for what should happen next.
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