Of the payees, 11 will be going off the air, 132 will channel share and 30 volunteered to move to a lower channel in exchange for a payment.

The two have been locked in patent battle since 2011, when Avid went after Harmonic over patents covering large-file storage and retrieval processes.

TheFCC today accepted 106 applications for 600 MHz licenses purchased in the TV spectrum incentive auction by 15 wireless providers.

Two major production technology organizations are teaming up to brew a new flavor of the Interoperable Master Format otherwise referred to as “IMF,” in time for next year's NAB Show.

Researchers at the University of Washington have created video of President Obama saying something he did not say.

The Federal Communications Commission has opened a docket on Sinclair’s $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media.

The draft Order on Reconsideration would eliminate a problematic out-of-band emission standard for wireless mics, among other items.

The Federal Aviation Administration has set up a committee to devise rules for identifying operating drones.

Size matters in the retrans debate.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit today ruled in favor of John Taylor, a Washington, D.C. model aircraft enthusiast who challenged the FAA’s registration requirement in court.