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Satellite-Based IP Platforms Meet Challenges of Live Programming By TV Technology Staff 03 August 2017
The New Science of Network Broadcast Transmission for Field Ops By Steven DeFala 01 July 2017 Not that long ago, getting usable video with a high-quality sound track from a field unit, and getting it quickly, would have been deemed an accomplishment.
McAdams On: 25 ATSC 3.0 Things By Deborah D McAdams 27 June 2017 We recently did a “25 More Things to Know About ATSC 3.0” webinar that I’m reproducing here in rap lyrics.
Opinion: Latest U.S. Broadcast Standard Will Founder on Mobile Industry Indifference By Peter White, Rethink Technology Research 27 June 2017 ATSC 3.0 is still making its way past the regulator, the FCC, but it is already too little, too siloed and too late to make a significant impact.
Perspectives Range Widely on Main Studio Rule By Susan Ashworth 16 June 2017 One in a series of stories about public comments filed with the FCC about whether U.S. broadcasters should still be required to maintain a local main studio.
Suggestions to Improve EAS, Advanced Alerting By Frank W. Bell 14 June 2017 The Advanced Television Systems Committee has developed standard A/331, called Advanced Emergency Alerting.
Why the Main Studio Rule Must Go By Brad Deutsch 11 May 2017 For more than 50 years, the Federal Communications Commission has required radio and television stations to maintain a “main studio” within or near their communities of license.
Why I Support the Right to Repair By Steve Johnston 03 May 2017 The world of electronics repair seems to be changing.
Transitioning to a Virtual Environment By Paul Stewart 07 April 2017 As broadcast facilities and media groups look for ways to reduce their overhead, upgrades to their existing hardware and software might not be the first idea to come to mind.
