MVPD FCC Sets Comment Dates on MVPD Notification Rule Changes Survey: Six In 10 Cable TV Subscribers Cut Cord; More Likely To Unsubscribe Rate of Cord-Cutting Grows as Pay-TV Continues to Shed Subscribers Grid List Latest about MVPD NAB Cautions FCC Not To Jeopardize Reliable C-Band Distribution Network By Phil Kurz Association reminds agency of the critical role C-band plays in distributing TV and radio content to stations ACA: MVPDs Should Get Priority Access to Repack Funds By John Eggerton Says FM's, LPTVs should not be guaranteed share of 2019 $400 million in funds. Pay TV Subscriber Losses Drop to 305K in Q1 By Jeff Baumgartner Top MVPDs shed a net 515K in year-ago quarter, Leichtman Research Group says ATVA Doubles Down On Three Objections To ATSC 3.0 Order By Phil Kurz The American Television Alliance has reiterated its position asking the FCC to reconsider three separate objections it previously raised to the commission’s ATSC 3.0 Order YouTube TV Set to Stream to 10 More Markets By TV Technology Staff After making its debut in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco/Bay Area, Chicago and Philadelphia back in April, YouTube TV is ready to expand to 10 more markets in the coming weeks. ATSC 3.0 Local Simulcasting Approach Debated By Deborah D McAdams Local simulcasting is at the core of the next-gen broadcasting proposal pending at the FCC. The question is how to do it. YouTube Makes Virtual MVPD Play By TV Technology Staff YouTube is entering the virtual MVPD arena with the launch of YouTube TV later this year. ACA Praises FCC’s Video Description Services Improvements By Michael Balderston Significant strides have been made with video description services that are available to the blind and visually impaired says the American Cable Association in a filing with the FCC. 12Next The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Thank you for signing up to TV Technology. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. Most Read Most Shared 1 Spectrum Repack Quietly Concludes 2 Report: 40% of Netflix Subscribers Added New Streaming Service During Pandemic 3 FCC Releases C-Band Earth Station List 4 Quibi Loses 90% of Free Trial Users, Per Report 5 Successor to HEVC Good News for Hi-Resolution Video 1 Business Management Systems Adapt to ‘New Normal’ 2 Consumers Say They’re Paying too Much for TV, Per Hub 3 Phoenix Model Market Adds Second ATSC 3.0 Transmission Facility 4 How Satellite and IP Connectivity Enable Reliable Communications During Pandemic 5 Virtual Production Can be Real for Everybody—Here’s How
NAB Cautions FCC Not To Jeopardize Reliable C-Band Distribution Network By Phil Kurz Association reminds agency of the critical role C-band plays in distributing TV and radio content to stations
ACA: MVPDs Should Get Priority Access to Repack Funds By John Eggerton Says FM's, LPTVs should not be guaranteed share of 2019 $400 million in funds.
Pay TV Subscriber Losses Drop to 305K in Q1 By Jeff Baumgartner Top MVPDs shed a net 515K in year-ago quarter, Leichtman Research Group says
ATVA Doubles Down On Three Objections To ATSC 3.0 Order By Phil Kurz The American Television Alliance has reiterated its position asking the FCC to reconsider three separate objections it previously raised to the commission’s ATSC 3.0 Order
YouTube TV Set to Stream to 10 More Markets By TV Technology Staff After making its debut in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco/Bay Area, Chicago and Philadelphia back in April, YouTube TV is ready to expand to 10 more markets in the coming weeks.
ATSC 3.0 Local Simulcasting Approach Debated By Deborah D McAdams Local simulcasting is at the core of the next-gen broadcasting proposal pending at the FCC. The question is how to do it.
YouTube Makes Virtual MVPD Play By TV Technology Staff YouTube is entering the virtual MVPD arena with the launch of YouTube TV later this year.
ACA Praises FCC’s Video Description Services Improvements By Michael Balderston Significant strides have been made with video description services that are available to the blind and visually impaired says the American Cable Association in a filing with the FCC.
