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Delivering the Broadcast Experience to esports By Peter Suciu Part sporting event, part live show and much more
November Broadcast Engineering Extra Now Available By TVT Staff Recap all the big news from the SMPTE 2019 Technical Conference.
Are Smartphones the Future of TV News? By Lynn Kenneth Packer Even though news consumers are increasingly turning from conventional television to the internet for news, the good news is they’re also demanding more video.
Common File Specifications—Now It’s North America’s Turn By Clyde Smith, Fox, & Bob Zitter, NABA The 2011 tsunami that ravaged Japan was horrific. The loss of 16,000 lives was tragic and the Fukushima nuclear power plant destruction was devastating.
Ad Technology Lessons for TV By Gil Becker TV advertising has shown a surprising resilience to the massive paradigm shift driven by digital ubiquity, with annual ad spending predicted to hit $195B in 2017.
Why ATSC 3.0? Opportunity! By Dave Siegler Broadcast television in 2016 still relies on the ATSC 1.0 standard that was state-of-the-art back in the early 2000s, when the industry was beginning its transition to DTV.
4K Is Becoming a Reality for New World Symphony By Dan Slentz Concert hall considers unique requirements
Unified Monitoring: How BBC Keeps Its Networks Running at Peak Efficiency By Shani Mashhood Is your broadcasting organization capable of handling more than a million data points every five minutes across your IT infrastructure?
Future Is Near for Object-Based Broadcasting By Bob Kovacs Smart TVs may provide key to next-gen television experience
