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ITU Adopts ATSC 3.0 As Recommended Digital Broadcast Standard

By Phil Kurz published

The move clears the way for broadcasters worldwide to evaluate and use 3.0.

NextGen TV
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ITU Supports Activating FM Chips in Smartphones

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

The North American Broadcasters Association announced that it has gained international support for the activation of FM radio receivers in smartphones.

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ITU, ISO Prepare for Next-Gen Video Codec

By Tom Butts published

When it comes to advances in telecommunications technology—and specifically video codecs—Germany’s Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute has been at the forefront.

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Happy World Television Day

By Michael Balderston published

Annual celebration recognizes the medium’s role as a major source of information, education and entertainment.

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U.S. Proposes ATSC 3.0 be Adopted as an International Broadcast Standard

By Posted by Tom Butts published

Decision is up to International Telecommunications Union

NextGen TV
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ITU Affirms UHF for Broadcasting

By Deborah D McAdams published

The international body governing global spectrum treaties has affirmed the reservation of UHF channels for broadcasting across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Russia and neighboring nations.

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ITU Report Explores the Future of AI in Broadcast

By TVT Staff published

Is AI coming for your broadcast audio job? No, but it could speed up the boring parts.

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ITU Approves Object-Audio Broadcast Standards

By Michael Balderston published

ITU has announced that its members have unanimously approved Recommendation ITU-R BS.2088-0, open standards aimed to deliver advanced sound for broadcasting services.

Regulatory and Standards
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NAB Seeks International Recognition of Broadcast Band

By John Eggerton published

Says ITU needs to change allocations table to reflect post-auction home

Regulatory and Standards
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ITU Announces HDR Standard for TV

By Tom Butts published

The ITU has announced a new standard for High Dynamic Range Television that enhances the quality of imaging for HD, 4K, 8K and even virtual reality.

Regulatory and Standards
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