ACA The Independent Show to Return as In-Person Event The Independent Show 2022 will be back in person for the first time in three years, on July 24-27 in Orlando ACA Connects Asks Court to Freeze FCC’s C-Band Lump Sum Deadline Had previously threatened to take matter to court if action wasn’t taken American Cable Association Ditches Cable Grid List Latest about ACA American Cable Association Ditches Cable By Tom Butts published 20 March 19 Small, mid-size cable lobbying association now America Communications Association. ACA Seeks Modifications to Broadcast Carriage Election Rules By Michael Balderston published 19 March 19 Organization wants to ensure rules do not burden small operators. ACA Hires Mary Lovejoy as VP of Regulatory Affairs By Michael Balderston published 6 July 15 New VP of Regulatory Affairs position to strengthen legal and policy advocacy. ACA to Hill: ATSC 3.0 Rollout Could Hurt Emergency Alerts By TV Technology Staff published 16 May 17 Small Cable Ops Have ATSC 3.0 Questions By Deborah D McAdams published 14 February 17 Small cable operators want to know how they would fit into a the proposed voluntary ATSC 3.0 adoption scheme. Broadcast, Cable to FCC: C Band Sharing Needs More Study By John Eggerton published 18 June 18 NAB, NCTA, ACA, NPR defend their distribution "backbone" FCC Waives Graphics-Related CVAA Rules for Broadcast, Cable By John Eggerton published 31 May 18 The FCC has granted analog-only cable systems a permanent waiver from from the requirement to provide audio description of non-textual emergency info, like maps or radar sweeps. Rep. Scalise Tries Again to Repeal Must-Carry, Retrans Regime By John Eggerton published 24 July 18 House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) Monday (July 23) launched another effort at massive communications deregulation, one he has been pushing for most of a decade, so far without success. ACA: MVPDs Should Get Priority Access to Repack Funds By John Eggerton published 1 October 18 Says FM's, LPTVs should not be guaranteed share of 2019 $400 million in funds. ACA Alleges Broadcaster Hypocrisy on ATSC 3.0 By Michael Balderston published 20 July 17 12 The latest product and technology information Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Charter Communications to Deploy Harmonic's CableOS Broadband Platform2Marshall Electronics To Unveil Four New Small Cameras With Latest NDI Support3Study: Consumers Pay More Attention to Ads in Paid Subscription Services4Alteon.io Extends its Creative Collaboration Platform with New iPhone App 5Survey: Four in Five Virtual Production Studios Expect More Bookings in 2023
American Cable Association Ditches Cable By Tom Butts published 20 March 19 Small, mid-size cable lobbying association now America Communications Association.
ACA Seeks Modifications to Broadcast Carriage Election Rules By Michael Balderston published 19 March 19 Organization wants to ensure rules do not burden small operators.
ACA Hires Mary Lovejoy as VP of Regulatory Affairs By Michael Balderston published 6 July 15 New VP of Regulatory Affairs position to strengthen legal and policy advocacy.
Small Cable Ops Have ATSC 3.0 Questions By Deborah D McAdams published 14 February 17 Small cable operators want to know how they would fit into a the proposed voluntary ATSC 3.0 adoption scheme.
Broadcast, Cable to FCC: C Band Sharing Needs More Study By John Eggerton published 18 June 18 NAB, NCTA, ACA, NPR defend their distribution "backbone"
FCC Waives Graphics-Related CVAA Rules for Broadcast, Cable By John Eggerton published 31 May 18 The FCC has granted analog-only cable systems a permanent waiver from from the requirement to provide audio description of non-textual emergency info, like maps or radar sweeps.
Rep. Scalise Tries Again to Repeal Must-Carry, Retrans Regime By John Eggerton published 24 July 18 House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) Monday (July 23) launched another effort at massive communications deregulation, one he has been pushing for most of a decade, so far without success.
ACA: MVPDs Should Get Priority Access to Repack Funds By John Eggerton published 1 October 18 Says FM's, LPTVs should not be guaranteed share of 2019 $400 million in funds.
