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Aereo says San Antonio footprint will cover 2.2 million consumers
Internet Broadcasting Systems announced that it signed an agreement with Journal Broadcast Group to provide digital ad operations for 13 television and 35 radio stations across the U.S.
Yevgen joins Ross Video from Riedel Communications.
Broadcasting is not only stuck with its 20-year-old technology standard, but also the regulatory constraints that dictate how the spectrum is used.
The WWE is set to launch its first 24/7 streaming network in the U.S. on Monday, Feb. 24.
The CIMM and SMPTE have issued a Request for Information on an open-standard technology for binding Ad-ID and Entertainment Identifier Registry coding to all advertising and program content assets.
Centerbridge Partners will not be buying LightSquared out of bankruptcy, according to The Wall Street Journal,’s coverage of a Manhattan court proceeding Tuesday.
Sprint and Dish Network have announced plans to jointly test a fixed wireless broadband service in Corpus Christi, Texas.
The rule that now counts one UHF TV station as half of a whole is up for target practice at the Federal Communications Commission.
The FCC proposed to carve out another 40 MHz for broadband out of mobile satellite services spectrum, and formed an Incentive Auction Task Force.
John Dingell (D-MI) wants to know how many people would lose over-the-air TV if broadcasters lose 40 percent of their spectrum.
WASHINGTON: TV is all the rage on Capitol Hill, despite a greater amount of ink devoted to Medicaid, lobbying tactics and domestic surveillance.
TV Incentive spectrum auction proceeds hit $18,505,053,387 after nine rounds of bidding concluded on Wednesday, Jan. 25.
AT&T is gearing up for a trial to deliver DirecTV Now in Austin via 5G wireless broadband in the first half of 2017.
The Federal Communications Commission added another $59 million in auction proceeds after Round 5 concluded Monday afternoon.
Demand continued to exceed supply in cities such as Corpus Christi, Texas; Evansville, Ind.; Hannibal, Mo.; South Bend, Ind.; Valentine, Neb.; and Red Oak, Iowa, to name a few.
