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Virtual reality, the cloud, artificial intelligence and HDR are top topics
The weather report is a linchpin of local broadcasting, and weather graphics play an important role in allowing broadcasters to stay fresh, attract viewers and keep them coming back.
The 2016 HPA Tech Retreat, Feb. 15–19 at the Hyatt Regency in Indian Wells, Calif., will be the first since HPA merged with SMPTE last year.
As NBC’s iconic “Saturday Night Live” approached its 40th anniversary earlier this year, the idea of creating an app came up.
At a recent press event Nokia Technologies unveiled OZO, which the company describes as the first virtual reality camera aimed at professional use.
Later this year, ViewCast’s streaming media appliances will come with software to capture and stream video using the VP8 open-source video codec.
The editing app isn’t the first for the iPhone, but it adds features previously not found in other solutions.
Multiscreen also means mobile devices, including smart phones and netbooks.
A recent study upsets the notion that BlackBerry owners use the device mainly for business purposes.
This acquisition brings Oprah Winfrey, NASCAR and other “new faces” to GoTV, widening outreach.
Synergies between the Finnish handset manufacturer and U.S. Internet service provider will focus on e-mail, search and navigation.
The end of Spain’s experiment in mobile TV is another blow to the struggling DVB-H format chosen by the European Union.
Mobile advertising is shaping up to be a multimillion-dollar business as Google and Apple invest and strategize.
The mobile DTV trial run will help broadcasters more effectively lobby Washington as the spectrum wars heat up.
As Motown goes mobile, carmakers are the next target.
Apple is entering the mobile advertising market with its fourth-generation iPhone.
New technologies and wireless standards help build growth.
More consumers are also open to mobile promotions.
Fox’s Erik Moreno and NBCU’s Salil Dalvi join as co-general managers.
The company also named a new CEO and COO.
The mobile VOD service supports 3G and WiFi.
