YouTube has had the ability to showcase 4K videos since 2010, but now it will be able to offer 4K live streams as well.

Content creators, filmmakers and documentarians now have 4K content transcoding and delivery capabilities via National Geographic Creative’s Wazee Digital-powered licensing portal.

Brazil’s Globo.com continues to build its video infrastructure with the help of Elemental Technologies, recently announcing the addition of Elemental’s video processing system to deliver 4K video-on-demand services.

After previously testing its 4K broadcast capabilities during a Toronto Raptors basketball game, Rogers Media has announced it will acquire Snell Advanced Media products to support its 4K and HDR broadcasting services.

School might be out here in the U.S., but Japanese broadcaster NHK is getting ready to test both 4K and 8K high-definition broadcasts on its BS satellite channels.

When Montclair State University’s new School of Communications and Media Building opens in the spring of 2017, it will feature the latest in Sony 4K and HD technology, as well as professional training, as part of a strategic, long-term partnership with Sony.

As it prepares for its coverage of two of the biggest matches of the year, BT Sport some new viewing experiences for soccer fans.

Canadian-based communications and media company Rogers Communications has announced it will launch Rogers 4K TV, with a commitment to live broadcasting with HDR, starting in 2016.