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RYE, COLORADO - JULY 3: The Aspen Acres fire burns behind homes on July 3, 2026 in Rye, Colorado. Over 73,000 acres have burned in the Aspen Acres fire, making it the eighth biggest fire in Colorado history. (Photo by Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images)
Colorado Wildfires Bring Close Call for Broadcasters

By Randy J. Stine Published

Tower site was at risk from Aspen Acres wildfire

Broadcast
LTN solutions being used for live sports
LTN Takes Steps To Assist Local Stations Extend Reach, Create New Revenue Opportunities

By Phil Kurz Published

The company has announced several innovations, including a complete digital playout stack

IP & Networking
TMT Insights Day in the Life series with Brian Pelletier
Sponsored: TMT Insights: A Day in the Life Series, Part 5

By Brian Pelletier Published

Everything changes, except serving the customer

Insights
Heartland Video Systems offices
Dan Whealy Acquires Heartland Video Systems

By George Winslow Published

Dennis Klas, former president and owner, will stay on through mid-2026 to support his successor

Mergers & Acquisitions
CBS Texas AR/VR studio being used for a weather forecast.
CBS Stations Launches New AR/VR Studio In Texas

By George Winslow Published

Rollout marks the eighth market where the station group has launched AR/VR technologies for weather and news

Case Studies
Damaged KTXS Abilene tower
Central Texas Storm Knocks Out KTXS Tower, Severely Damages Building

By George Winslow Published

Sinclair-owned ABC affiliate in Abilene is now using facilities at Abilene Christian University for its newscasts

Infrastructure
Ross Video
Sponsored: The Importance of Reliability in Critical Broadcast Operations

By Ross Video Team, Insights & Resources Published

This article explores the impact of broadcast outages and describes how the right technology partner can prevent those costly problems 

Broadcast
Dielectric antenna
BEAM Digital TV Network Expands to 9 Philippine Regions

By George Winslow Published

90 Degrees North is providing turnkey design and integration services for BEAM, which is expanding to 30 cities by late 2025, using Dielectric antennas and filters

Case Studies
Emergency Alert System
SBE Backs NAB Proposals to Change EAS Rules

By George Winslow Published

In an FCC filing, engineering society supports NAB’s proposal for software-based alerting technologies

Business
TV Tech Summit with moderator George Winslow (top left), Jason Wormser, senior vice president CW Sports (top right) Scott Warren, president and general manager, CBS Bay Area (KPIX/KPIX+) (bottom right) Tim Hinson, vice president, technology ABC13 KTRK, ABC Owned Television Stations (bottom left).
TV Tech Summit: Networks, Stations Explore the Future of News and Sports Production

By George Winslow Published

Executives highlighted remote production, new studio technologies, multiplatform infrastructures as ways to engage viewers, streamline ops

Business
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