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KXAN fundraiser for Texas flood relief
Nexstar Stations Raise Nearly $1.4 Million for Victims of Texas Floods

By George Winslow Published

Nexstar Media Foundation contributes $50,000 to relief efforts as employees volunteer to collect, distribute supplies

Business
KERRVILLE, TX - JULY 6: Wrecked vehicles and trailers along the Guadalupe River in Kerrville, Texas on Sunday, July 6, 2025. (Photo by Desiree Rios for The Washington Post via Getty Images)
TV Station Groups Launch Texas Flood Relief Efforts

By George Winslow Published

Sinclair, Scripps, Gray Media, Graham and other station groups are raising money for people and communities devastated by flooding

Business
Workers, community members and business owners clean up debris in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Marshall, North Carolina, on Monday, Sept. 30, 2024.
Saving Lives Through TV Broadcast Innovation

By Fred Engel Published

Recent weather events have proven its resiliency versus cellular

Opinion
Hurricane Helene strikes St. Petersburg, Florida.
The Wisdom of Having Multiple Layers

By Phil Kurz Published

Redundancy isn’t so redundant—and old tech comes in handy—when disaster strikes

Opinion
ATEME
Ukraine’s Voila Turns To Ateme For Disaster Recovery

By Phil Kurz Published

The pay-TV and broadband provider is using the company’s NEA packaging and CDN solutions

Security
bTV Media Group satellite dishes
bTV Selects PlayBox Neo for Broadcast Disaster Recovery Center

By George Winslow Published

The Bulgarian media group’s facility will safeguard bTV’s broadcast channels against problems in the main transmission feeds

Infrastructure
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ITV Sport Deploys LiveU Technology at the 2019 Rugby World Cup for Enhanced Live Coverage and Disaster Recovery

By Joss Armitage Published

ITV Sport expands its use of LiveU at the tournament for additional viewer engagement and tertiary disaster recovery

Business
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Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery

By Karl Paulsen Published

Cloud service-provider offerings continue to grow rapidly, among which are those for disaster recovery (DR) services.

Opinion