regulatory & standards It’s Official: Long-Standing Rule to Post Broadcast Licenses Is Nixed DVB Eyes OTT TV House to Vote On Repack Shortfall Funding Bill This Week Grid List Latest about regulatory & standards Will SMPTE IP Standard Be Ready in 2017? By Peter SucIu AIMS notes ‘significant’ progress on SMPTE 2110 House Passes Potential FCC Regulation-Blocking Bill By TV Technology Staff Congress does not want Tom Wheeler making any last minute push that it might not agree with. Don’t Forget: Deadline to File EAS Form Three Is Nov. 14 By Emily Reigart While most of the U.S. population may experience election fatigue, broadcasters may be forgiven for feeling their own version of the phenomenon: national EAS test fatigue. EAS: How to Find Form Two By Paul McLane By now, readers who are involved with the Emergency Alert System in the United States are well aware of the pending national test and what they must do during and immediately after it. FCC Issues Accessible User Interface Deadline Reminder By Michael Balderston New EAS Codes Get Green Light By Susan Ashworth The Federal Communications Commission has moved ahead on its plan to add new event codes to the nation’s Emergency Alert System. House Subcommittee Recommends Public Broadcast Funding By Michael Balderston ONE Media Urges FCC to Approve ATSC 3.0 by the Fall By Michael Balderston ONE Media wants ATSC 3.0, the next-generation TV standard, and it wants it now. NAB on EAS: Keep It Simple, Keep It Affordable By Paul McLane The nation’s largest broadcast association says it welcomes government discussions about improving the Emergency Alert System. Court Throws Out FCC’s JSA Rule By Michael Balderston The FCC’s decision to make joint sales agreements attributable as ownership interests has been thrown out by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. Previous123...5678Next The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy, including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. Most Read Most Shared 1 Blackmagic's DaVinci Resolve vs. DaVinci Resolve Studio: Which Is Right for You? 2 Sony Introduces Version 3.0 Update For PTZ Cameras 3 AWS Simplifies UHD Video Contribution with AWS Elemental Link UHD 4 Research: Technologists Prefer Hybrid or Remote Work Options 5 Telstra Expands Global Broadcast Operations with MediaCloud Acquisition 1 Industry’s First Microservices Standards Are Available for Free 2 AWS Simplifies UHD Video Contribution with AWS Elemental Link UHD 3 Cinedigm Finalizes Acquisition of FoundationTV, Forms Cinedigm India 4 Research: Technologists Prefer Hybrid or Remote Work Options 5 BirdDog Embraces NDI 5 and Launches New Products
Will SMPTE IP Standard Be Ready in 2017? By Peter SucIu AIMS notes ‘significant’ progress on SMPTE 2110
House Passes Potential FCC Regulation-Blocking Bill By TV Technology Staff Congress does not want Tom Wheeler making any last minute push that it might not agree with.
Don’t Forget: Deadline to File EAS Form Three Is Nov. 14 By Emily Reigart While most of the U.S. population may experience election fatigue, broadcasters may be forgiven for feeling their own version of the phenomenon: national EAS test fatigue.
EAS: How to Find Form Two By Paul McLane By now, readers who are involved with the Emergency Alert System in the United States are well aware of the pending national test and what they must do during and immediately after it.
New EAS Codes Get Green Light By Susan Ashworth The Federal Communications Commission has moved ahead on its plan to add new event codes to the nation’s Emergency Alert System.
ONE Media Urges FCC to Approve ATSC 3.0 by the Fall By Michael Balderston ONE Media wants ATSC 3.0, the next-generation TV standard, and it wants it now.
NAB on EAS: Keep It Simple, Keep It Affordable By Paul McLane The nation’s largest broadcast association says it welcomes government discussions about improving the Emergency Alert System.
Court Throws Out FCC’s JSA Rule By Michael Balderston The FCC’s decision to make joint sales agreements attributable as ownership interests has been thrown out by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.
