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San Francisco to Host Free Antenna Giveaway

By Tom Butts published

TVFreedom.org and Antennas Direct will give away over 300 indoor digital broadcast TV antennas in San Francisco's Chinatown on Friday, July 3, 2015 at 9:00 A.M. PT.

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Writing the Next Chapter in Cuba’s Television History

By James O'Neal published

Television broadcasting is nothing new here; actually it dates back to the time of the big post-World War II U.S. TV launch.

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New Cobalt Digital Customizable 4K Encoder Cards Now Shipping

By Mark J. Pescatore published

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ASG Welcomes Industry Veteran Steve Young to Lead Business Operations for Systems Integration

By Mark J. Pescatore published

ASG today announced Steve Young joined the company to direct business operations and organizational development for the company’s systems integration business.

The Wire
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A New Year, A Clearer Vision for Broadcast?

By Susan Ashworth published

NextGen TV debuts in the face of streaming dominance.

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Broadcast Contributes $1.17 Trillion in Annual GDP

By Michael Balderston published

Local TV and radio stations are big economic drivers, according to Woods & Poole Economics study.

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Hauppauge Cordcutter TV Adds Live TV Scheduling for Mobile Devices

By Claudia Kienzle published

New feature ability to make scheduled recordings directly on the Cordcutter TV unit

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Measure Launches Drone Toolkit for Broadcast News Teams

By Michael Balderston published

Broadcast news organization now have their very own training, equipment and support kit for Unmanned Aerial Systems, aka drones, courtesy of Measure.

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FCC TV Count: One Less VHF

By Deborah D McAdams published

There was one less full-power TV station and 11 fewer TV translators in the most recent broadcast license count...

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What Will ATSC 3.0 Mean for the Broadcast Industry?

By Fred Ramsey published

Next Gen TV promises to revolutionize the broadcast industry all over again.

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