Susan Ashworth

Without much fuss, the Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee voted to reappoint Democrat Jessica Rosenworcel to a new term on the FCC.

When it comes to integrating new audio and video technologies into a stadium, the fan experience comes into play more and more.

In an effort to improve processes at the Federal Communications Commission, the House by voice vote passed the FCC Process Reform Act of 2015, known as H.R. 2583, on Monday.

A number of stations in several states that were to be involved in the test did not receive the EAS alert, nor were they given notice that the test would be cancelled.

Wednesday’s alerting test went off at 2:20 pm Eastern but hit a more than a few potholes along the way.

A line item for spectrum license user fees—which would apply to broadcasters, cable, satellite and other spectrum license holders—would net the government $4.8 billion over the next decade...

Up next on Feb 24, 2:20 p.m. EST: A regional test that will cover a wide swath of the East Coast and parts of the Midwest and Gulf Coast.

We moved more than 200 servers to a commercial data center...

Broadcasters be ready: Localized tests of the nation’s IPAWS and EAS systems have begun.

It’s a case of mixed up math. Or is it?

BMS systems traverse new platforms and programmatic hurdles

4K, digital signage and interactivity on this year’s docket.

Whats new for switchers and routers on the 2014 NAB Show floor.

Solutions in the storage and recording arena are being asked to do more: more channels, more formats, more output, more connectivity.

Ross is not the company it used to be. That’s a fact that has guided this Canadian-based firm mightily over the last four decades.

From the slopes of Sochi all the way back to the desert of Nevada, it’s been a busy year for Harmonic

The buzz of ‘immersive graphics’