TV Technology Staff

The matches will feature Manchester City vs. Tottenham and Arsenal vs. Burnley.

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the National Endowment for the Arts will live to fight another day.

Thune, Walden explore compensating spectrum moves over longer period of time

AT&T has signed on the dotted line for the multi-billion-dollar, 25-year contract to build and maintain FirstNet, the interoperable first responder public safety network.

YouTube is entering the virtual MVPD arena with the launch of YouTube TV later this year.

A select group of Verizon employees and customers are getting a sneak peek into the possible future of Verizon Fios, as the company confirmed that it is currently testing “new advanced TV features.”

In an effort to make Facebook more accessible to those with disabilities, the social media network has added closed captioning capabilities to its Facebook Live broadcasts.

It’s in the books, the FCC will take some time at the end of June to discuss the ATSC 3.0 transmission standard with stakeholders.

Ericsson, in partnership with Intel and Verizon, took to the track during the Indianapolis 500 to test some 5G network and virtual reality technology.

As the incentive auction is now into the second week of its reverse portion, the number of rounds per day could be bumped up to three as bidders become more comfortable with the process.

FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai is on the ATSC 3.0 bandwagon.