ATSC3.0

The new venture offers broadcasters a path to Next Gen TV sans a massive capital investment.

WRAL, Verance, Triveni Digital and Digital Alert Systems worked together on the trial.

Commission establishes ‘streamlined’ process.

Each company will focus on their latest ATSC developments.

The NAB opening keynote speach from NAB CEO Senator Gordon Smith elevated the idea of mobile broadcast chips in phones from a broadcaster’s wish to a national conversation.

Succeeds recently appointed ATSC President Madeleine Noland in position.

Graham Media Group and other local Detroit broadcasters are collaborating on the rollout.

Symposium on how the Next Gen TV standard will be beneficial for motorists.

Model trains were used to demonstrate the standard in Central and North Halls.

‘The single biggest opportunity that’s ever been available to the broadcast industry.’

While AEA broadcast technology proved itself, a few important steps remain.

Provides two-way connections that allow for interactivity and personalization.

Software version of ATSCheduler allows broadcasters to manage ATSC 3.0 core network infrastructure in the cloud

Companies partnering to build out 10 of Sinclair’s first ATSC 3.0 operations in the U.S.

ATSC 3.0-enabled consumer devices to reach market by 2020.

Decision is up to International Telecommunications Union

New stations to explore the benefits of Single Frequency Network transmissions.

Test of personalized audio experience done with KPBS in San Diego.