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ATSC 3.0
ATSC 3.0 Team’s Work on Interference Canceling, Signal Reception Scores Win

By Phil Kurz Published

Standards July demo in Brazil shows a signal 37 dB below a stronger signal could be received successfully

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IEEE Announces Award for Leadership in Developing HEVC/H.265

By George Winslow Published

Benjamin Bross (Fraunhofer HHI), Jens-Rainer Ohm (RWTH Aachen) and Gary J. Sullivan (Dolby Laboratories) are being honored

People
NAB
IEEE BTS to Host Broadcast Technology Forum at NAB Headquarters

By Nick Langan Published

Session topics include AM synchronous boosters, ATSC 3.0 and BPS

Events
Charles W. Einolf, Jr.
IEEE Broadcast Technology Society Honors Charles Einolf

By George Winslow Published

People Former Advanced Television Test Center deputy director gets Jules Cohen Award, the society’s highest honor

People
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IEEE BTS Going Virtual for Fall Event

By Michael Balderston Published

Three-day virtual conference replaces annual Broadcast Symposium because of COVID-19

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2016 IEEE Broadcast Symposium Opens Online Registration

By Michael Balderston Published

People are now able to register online for the 2016 IEEE Broadcast Symposium, which is scheduled to take place from Oct. 12-14 in Hartford, Conn.

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IEEE 1588: Profiles in Time

By Wes Simpson Published

As previously covered in this column, IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) is an essential part of a modern all-IP media production system.

Opinion
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NEXTGEN TV, 5G Take Center Stage at BTS Symposium

By James E. O'Neal Published

Updates provided on tests, cable compatibility.

Standards
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IEEE Broadcast Symposium Sets ‘Women in the Industry’ Breakfast

By Michael Balderston Published

A first for the conference, event will be headlined by Dolby Labs Senior Engineer Jaclyn Pytlarz.

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Your Guide to Television’s Quantum-Dot Future

By TV Technology Staff Published

A new batch of acronyms are being used to describe the latest models of TVs that are dazzling and perplexing consumers.

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