
Spincast Gets U.S. Patent for AI-Powered Shoppable TV
Its patented technologies enables TV transactions without scanning QR codes or intrusive ad overlays
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By Phil Kurz published
Canon Professional Services was also present at the game for its 30th to lend a helping hand

By Phil Kurz published
The support means users can charge and power devices without a proprietary charger

By Phil Kurz published
Users can now incorporate live web content within a PRIME scene

By Phil Kurz published
The new release offers smarter search, faster editing and an AI-ready foundation for the future

By George Winslow published
Ex-TV anchor launched the RateMyStation platform as a kind of `Glassdoor for News’ so journalists could share newsroom experiences

By Mike Demenchuk published
People New organization will power rapid video-network growth, company says

By Mike Demenchuk published
People GM’s promotion marks the station group’s first effort to establish a dedicated, company-wide marketing and creative services group

By Mike Demenchuk published
People Former Quincy Media CEO will be honored March 3 at NAB State Leadership Conference in D.C.

By George Winslow published
Viewing peaked at a record 137.8 million; 128.2 million in the U.S. viewed Bad Bunny’s halftime show, which also set records on social media
By George Winslow published
Audiences across NBC, Peacock and Telemundo were the largest since 2011

By George Winslow published
Plans for the new $250 million production hub in Paterson N.J. will include facilities for vertical micro-dramas

By George Winslow published
New capabilities help media companies reduce mean time to repair across large operations

By Phil Kurz published
Network18 Media & Investments is now live with Grass Valley’s Playout X solution

By George Winslow published
New capabilities help media companies reduce mean time to repair across large operations

By George Winslow published
Viewing peaked at a record 137.8 million; 128.2 million in the U.S. viewed Bad Bunny’s halftime show, which also set records on social media
By George Winslow published
Audiences across NBC, Peacock and Telemundo were the largest since 2011

By George Winslow published
In a `What the FCC?!’ segment, the late night host reported that FCC’s interpretation of equal-time rules prompted CBS to refuse to air an interview

By George Winslow published
`Criminally Obsessed’ delivers in-depth coverage of the country’s biggest criminal cases