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NAB: READI Act, NextGen TV Can Boost Alerting Capabilities

By Michael Balderston published

Gordon Smith says new innovations will only grow broadcasters’ ability as viewers’ first source of info

Regulatory and Standards
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Smith Touts Local TV News Importance, Takes Swipe at AT&T, DISH

By Phil Kurz published

Speaking in Washington, the NAB president said retrans funds trustworthy local journalism.

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What the Digital Transition Teaches Us, A Decade Later

By Gordon Smith & Gary Shapiro published

Private-public partnership proved key to a successful effort.

Opinions
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Gordon Smith Sees No Justification for Renewing STELAR

By Michael Balderston published

NAB CEO and president testified before Congress during STELAR Review hearing.

Regulatory and Standards
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Smith Lauds Broadcasters' Principles at NAB Show Keynote

By TV Technology Staff published

Events
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NAB Show New York to Spotlight Key M&E Players

By TV Technology Staff published

Actor Robert De Niro, Talk Show Host Wendy Williams and Correspondent Martha Raddatz included in lineup

Events
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Q&A: NAB’s Gordon Smith

By Deborah D McAdams published

Sen. Smith obliged TV Technology with regard to questions about the NAB Show, his views on technology and policy, and the role of broadcasting in the culture and democracy.

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ATSC 3.0 to be Deployed in 40 U.S. Markets by End of 2020

By Tom Butts published

ATSC 3.0-enabled consumer devices to reach market by 2020.

NextGen TV
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ATSC 3.0 energized the idea of TV receiver chips in mobile devices at NAB 2019 and beyond

By Josh Gordon published

The NAB opening keynote speach from NAB CEO Senator Gordon Smith elevated the idea of mobile broadcast chips in phones from a broadcaster’s wish to a national conversation.

The Wire
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Three of the Four TV Networks Support 3.0 ‘Without Reservation,’ Says Smith

By Phil Kurz published

NAB President and CEO Gordon Smith says the other is in favor of 3.0 but does not wish to lead.

NextGen TV
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