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Drones Taking RF Testing To New Heights
By Phil Kurz
Broadcasters typically think of unmanned drones in television as aerial newsgathering platforms, but as nearly 1,000 U.S. broadcasters prepare to relocate to...
AT&T Executive on DirecTV Now’s First Six Months of “Disrupting the...
by Georg Szalai
Telecom giant AT&T launched the DirecTV Now streaming service six months ago, on Nov. 30, with networks from all major entertainment companies,...
Korean Operators to Start UHD Broadcast this Week
South Korean broadcasters MBC, KBS and SBS will start ultra high-definition (UHD) broadcasting later this week, Yonhap news agency reports, citing a statement from...
Netflix Is Being Underestimated by Wall Street
When Netflix (NFLX) went public in 2002 the notion that it would one day come any where near 100 million subscribers in the U.S....
Facebook’s New Video Deals Show How Desperately It Wants to Be...
By Mathew Ingram
Facebook may be the world’s largest social media platform, but there is one significant place where it still falls short: video. YouTube...
Cordcutting Hits an All-Time High as Cable TV Reaches New Lows...
By Rhett Jones
According to pretty much everyone, we’re in the “golden age” of television. But new data shows a huge jump in people who...
Next-Gen TV Promises Immersive, Personalized Audio
By Dr. Richard Chernock
When we look at where television audio standards stand today, it’s hard to reconcile the initial mono sound broadcasts from television’s...
GatesAir to Streamline UHF TV Channel Relocation for Chicago PBS Station
By Dimension PR
CINCINNATI, May 23, 2017 — GatesAir, a global leader in wireless, over-the-air content delivery solutions for TV and radio broadcasters, announces that WTTW-TV—the primary PBS member station serving the...
YouTube TV Gets AirPlay Support, Can Now Be Streamed on Apple...
By Shubham Verma
Google-owned YouTube last month unveiled its new video service YouTube TV, which was aimed at letting users surf the TV channels on the...
How ESPN Finally Plans To Embrace And Tackle TV Streaming
By Jen Booton
ESPN has been dogged by dwindling subscriber numbers and clear signs that people are cutting the cable cord, but Disney CEO Bob Iger...
