Edge Networks Edge Networks Powers Evoca NextGen TV Service With End-to-End Harmonic Solution The OTA-OTT pay-TV service is using Harmonic encoding, origin server and delivery solutions Edge Networks Deploys Comark ATSC 3.0 Transmitters for Boise Evoca Rollout Hitachi Kokusai Electric Comark’s CDS division assembled a best-of-breed 3.0 transmission solution Edge Preps Evoca ATSC 3.0 Launch for Sept. 1 Some 200 early subscribers are in place for the service’s soft launch Latest about Edge Networks ATSC 3.0: Small Cities, Big Opportunities By Todd Achilles last updated 29 May 20 How NextGen TV can maximize its opportunity in smaller markets NextGen TV Edge Networks’ ATSC 3.0 Subscription TV Service Eyes Summer Launch By Phil Kurz published 2 April 20 The new Evoca service will deliver more than 80 channels for under $50 per month NextGen TV Edge Networks to Use ATSC 3.0 to Build Cable TV Alternative By Phil Kurz published 2 April 20 Todd Achilles poised to leverage NextGen TV to usher in wireless “cable” television Opinions Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MOST READ1Survey: LGBTQIA+ TV Visibility Drives Viewership Among Young Americans2Graham Media Selects Bitmovin Playback3TV Tech Announces Winners of Best of Show Awards at 2024 NAB Show4U.S. Digital Advertising Revenues Hits High of $225B5Broadcasters Tout Milestones for NextGen TV
ATSC 3.0: Small Cities, Big Opportunities By Todd Achilles last updated 29 May 20 How NextGen TV can maximize its opportunity in smaller markets
Edge Networks’ ATSC 3.0 Subscription TV Service Eyes Summer Launch By Phil Kurz published 2 April 20 The new Evoca service will deliver more than 80 channels for under $50 per month
Edge Networks to Use ATSC 3.0 to Build Cable TV Alternative By Phil Kurz published 2 April 20 Todd Achilles poised to leverage NextGen TV to usher in wireless “cable” television
