George Winslow
George Winslow is the senior content producer for TV Tech. He has written about the television, media and technology industries for nearly 30 years for such publications as Broadcasting & Cable, Multichannel News and TV Tech. Over the years, he has edited a number of magazines, including Multichannel News International and World Screen, and moderated panels at such major industry events as NAB and MIP TV. He has published two books and dozens of encyclopedia articles on such subjects as the media, New York City history and economics.
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Engagement is rising fastest among teens and young adults, Hub survey finds

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New conversational AI experience lets viewers use voice or text to discover and decide what to watch

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RESEARCH Researcher Omnia highlights how the competition for viewer attention has extended to the mobile screen

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For 2027, it projects total local ad revenue of $186.5 billion, essentially flat versus 2026 despite a massive reduction in political spending

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Recipients of IBC2026’s International Honor for Excellence, Best Technical Paper and IBC Accelerator Project of the Year 2025 were also presented with their awards

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The high-capacity, hyperconverged routing and signal-processing platform was launched at IBC2026

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The high-capacity, hyperconverged routing and signal-processing platform is being launched at IBC2026

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The new streaming dashboard and SDK powered by NVIDIA brings real-time multilingual broadcasting into live production workflows

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Appearance before Senate Commerce Committee will move her one step closer to confirmation and a 3-1 Republican majority at the agency

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The company will be showing a host of new products and software updates across its live production portfolio during the show

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The report finds that low latency for live streaming has overtaken controlling costs and is now the number one concern for 36% of respondents, according to Bitmovin

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New standalone all-in-one live production solution provides production teams everything they need to create, produce and deliver live content

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New services include AWS Elemental MediaPackage Dynamic Multiview, AWS Elemental Inference Contextual Metadata and more

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More than 500 lots of broadcast cameras, control-room equipment, lenses, lighting and more are available via an online auction closing Sept. 22

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NATE, NCTA and the NTCAA are part of a coalition of 12 communications industry organizations urging the Senate to advance the nomination

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Our detailed coverage of the impact of the attack on broadcasters recalls the engineers who died in the disaster along with those who got local stations back on the air

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“Out of consideration for our local stations…my interview tomorrow with [Senate candidate] James Talarico will not air on television” Kimmel said.

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As part of the changes, 27 executive positions are being eliminated

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Fox acquisition of Roku underscores growing value of TV operating systems and streaming platforms according to Parks Associates

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That is a 8% pop from the $5.9 billion in ad revenue for NFL games last season, according to Guideline

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Real-time graphics, AI-driven operations, and MXL interoperability expand high-density media server into a fully integrated channel engine

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New capabilities give media companies a clearer view of production costs, resources, and investment throughout the content lifecycle

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Following complaints by President Trump, Carr said the agency could soon issue guidance “not airing fake polls”
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