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NextGen TV DRM: Let’s All Take A Deep Breath

By Phil Kurz published

NEXTGEN TV Now is not the time for viewers to panic

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Zapperbox Aims for NextGen TV Certification by October

By Tom Butts published

NEXTGEN TV ATSC 3.0 consumer box will allow viewers to playback and record 3.0-encrypted channels

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ADTH’s NEXTGEN TV Box Now Shipping

By Tom Butts published

First NextGen TV-certified box with support for the A3SA DRM protocol retails for $120

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Pearl TV Responds to Critics of 3.0 Encryption

By Tom Butts published

Pearl TV managing director cites importance of protecting signals and content

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Sinclair Launches ATSC 3.0 Test Site; Partners With Fraunhofer on Mondiale Service Integration

By Phil Kurz published

A key goal of the site is to test ATSC 3.0 reception on small devices and use of Digital Radio Mondiale

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Netflix, Amazon Join Studios in Targeting ‘Set TV’

By Jeff Baumgartner for Multichannel News published

Lawsuit aims to take down service that is allegedly selling and distributing illegal video services globally

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AWS Launches Open API For Encrypting Live and On-demand Media Workflows

By Posted by Tom Butts published

SPEKE is based on the DASH Industry Forum's Content Protection Information Exchange Format.

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DRM and the Challenge of Securing Content

By James Careless published

Maintaining a balance between access and piracy

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Next Gen TV Offering Television Industry a Chance to Impede Piracy and Compete in OTT Era

By Mitch Singer published

Today’s broadcasters and content providers should follow the same lead as movie studios when it comes to content protection.

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