FCC Offers Discounted Phone, Broadband Service to Hurricane Survivors
FCC temporarily waived the Lifeline eligibility requirements to permit households not already enrolled the program for discounted services if they are receiving help from FEMA
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Exclusive Survey: Media and Broadcast Companies Reveal Confidence In AI Technology
Artificial Intelligence A major new survey by Caretta Research conducted on behalf of TVBEurope and TV Tech details how the industry is reacting to AI and deploying AI-based technologies
Product News
Light Sail VR Grows Its Business With Help of OpenDrives Infrastructure
Storage VR creative firm has deployed OpenDrives Atlas, streamlining workflows
Miri Technologies Unveils Dual-Cellular Bonding Router at NAB Show New York 2024
Miri X510 integrates channel bonding from Speedify and can handle up to 7 internet links
ENCO To Introduce DoCaption EN848 Closed Caption Encoder at NAB Show NY
EN848 offers broadcasters dual connectivity options to deploy redundant captioning workflows
Media Management, Twin Cities PBS Ink Deal On Cloud-Based Distribution, Master Control
Media Management is supplying its cloud-hybrid solution to enhance the broadcaster’s services
Broadcast Engineering
Hurricane Milton Knocks Out 3 TV, 14 Radio Stations in Florida
1.27 million subs are without phone, pay TV or internet services; 12% of cell sites are down
NAB Releases Radio and TV Station Self-Inspection Guides
NAB joined with SBE to provide broadcasters with up-to-date, standardized guidance on compliance with FCC rules and policies
PBS North Carolina CTO Fred Engel To Retire
An industry leader, Engel steps down after more than four decades of service in public media
Broadcasters Transmit Paris Olympics HDR Coverage in 56 U.S. NextGen TV Markets, Says Pearl TV
Some 73 million viewers in the United States live in markets where NextGen TV in HDR is available
WBU’s Connectivity Forum Opens to Non-Members, Offers Remote Participation
The event will dive into 5G connectivity, IP infrastructure, AI as a cybersecurity threat and the latest in satellite services
Gray Television To Enhance Paris Olympics NextGen TV Signal With HDR, Immersive Audio
Gray’s Rob Folliard discusses the rollout of Dolby Vision and Atmos for the games
TV Tech's Weekly Product Wrap-Up
Our coverage of new products, services and deployments from July 15 to July 19
Sky News UK Among Global Broadcasters Hit by IT Outage
The issue is thought to have originated from cybersecurity company CrowdStrike when a flawed update was rolled out globally, shutting companies out of access to computers
Webcasts
‘The Old Investment Cycles of Broadcast Technology are Being Run Over’
WEBCAST ITN's director of technology, production and innovation Jon Roberts and Johnny McGuigan, the BBC's director of news streaming, discuss the evolution of technology in the newsroom
NAB Show in Review Webcast Now Available on Demand
WEBCAST TV Tech talked with Ross Video's Simon Hawkings to discuss new products and tech trends at NAB
TV Tech Virtual Roundtable Is Now Available on Demand
WEBCAST "Navigating the Future of TV and Broadcasting" will include speakers from Dell Technologies, NVIDIA and IABM
Join us for 'Advances in IP-Based Production' Oct. 19
WEBCAST Free webcast to explore how broadcasters are using advances in IP to upgrade their plants to realize the potential of next-gen technology
Expertise
Could AI Become Its Own Worst Enemy?
MEDIA MATRIX Arguably, the greatest danger to the future of AI is AI itself
Artificial Intelligence or Audio Illusion?
Computers controlling computers is one thing; machine learning is another
