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TV Tech’s Top Data Dumps of 2025

By George Winslow Published

Our 15 most popular stories covering new research and data highlight the major trends reshaping the industry

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TV Tech’s Top Streaming Stories of 2025

By George Winslow Published

Contentious carriage negotiations and blackouts were among the 10 most popular articles covering streaming video on the website

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TV Tech’s Top NextGen TV Stories of 2025

By George Winslow Published

Stories about ATSC 3.0 deployments, regulatory development, costs and encryption were among our 20 most popular articles

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AI in 2026: More Collaboration, Less Hype

By Tom Butts Published

INSIGHT Industry pundits weigh in on what to expect from artificial intelligence in the new year

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XR in OTT: Opportunities and Challenges

By Lucy Trang Nguyen Published

INSIGHT XR allows video services to create immersive experiences that truly capture users’ attention

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PwC: Streaming Market Shifting to `Scale and Sustainability’

By George Winslow Published

The proposed Netflix, Warner Bros. Deal indicates that `the stand-alone platform era [in streaming] is ending’

Business
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Forecast 2026: Accelerating Change, Increased Automation, and Personalization and Immersion to Reshape AV, Entertainment and Sports

By Jared Timmins Published

INSIGHT Technology will change more in the next five years than the last 50Ja

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Redefining Broadcast Strategy Through Trusted Technology Partnerships

By Scott Kewley Published

INSIGHT The broad decline in linear broadcast revenues coupled with fierce market competition and consolidation presents broadcast CTOs with a particularly tough set of challenges

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The Rise of Infrastructure as Code in Live Production: Are You Ready?

By Chris Lennon Published

INSIGHT In promoting 2110, our industry focused so so hard on transport, we overlooked something else: control

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Anna Gomez, commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), from left, Brendan Carr, commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and Olivia Trusty, commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), during an open commission meeting at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) headquarters in Washington, DC, US, on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025. The commission voted Tuesday to seek public comment on whether to revoke a rule that bars a single company from owning more than two stations in a local market and another that prevents the major broadcast networks from combining. Photographer: Kent Nishimura/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Broadcasters Mark Momentous Year of Challenges Amid Viewing Fragmentation

By Gary Arlen Published

Easing ownership rules, NextGen TV progress and AI’s impact highlight busy period

Broadcast
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