NextGen TV Service Evoca TV Shuts Down
Evoca TV, a startup based in Meridan, Idaho that used a network of low-power ATSC 3.0 TV stations to offer a first of its kind over-the-air pay TV service, shut […]
Castelli Captures Conch Republic LPTV CPs
Vince Castelli has been an active buyer of low-power television stations. In early November, he completed his Castelli Media’s purchase of a group of LPTVs associated with John Kyle and his […]
Sinclair Introduces a New Live Infotainment Service for Connected Vehicles Leveraging NextGen Broadcast Technology
LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: SBGI) will demonstrate live infotainment delivered for connected vehicles at the ATSC booth during the CES® 2023 in Las Vegas. For more than […]
ARK Multicasting Prepares For ATSC 3.0-Based Datacasting Future
Early last month, ARK Multicasting announced the successful completion of its ATSC 3.0-based content delivery network trial. READ MORE
S&P: Broadcast Deals Totaled Only $83M in Q3 2022
NEW YORK—New data(opens in new tab) shows that deal-making in the broadcast business slowed considerably in Q3 2022, with the total value of transactions totaling only $83M, of which there […]
Sinclair to Demo NextGen TV Tech at CES 2023
LAS VEGAS—Sinclair has announced that it will be demoing new ATSC 3.0/NextGen TV technologies at the ATSC booth during CES 2023 between Jan. 5 and 8 in Las Vegas. READ […]
Powering V2X (Vehicle to Everything) : How ATSC 3.0 Can End the Traffic Jam
“We want to manage transportation network operations, the whole system. That includes the interstate, the adjacent arterials; it also includes managing transit, curbs and freight,” as well as providing road […]
Broadcast Deal Volume, Fueled By Radio In Q3
Kagan, the media research unit of S&P Global Market Intelligence, has just released its latest quarterly analysis of broadcast deal volume in the U.S. READ MORE
The Druckers Grab a Colorado Springs LPTV
David and Penny Drucker reside in Evergreen, Colo., and have been active TV station owners for decades. Among the properties they’ve been associated with are free-to-air television channels in places as disparate […]
FCC Warns Broadcasters of Specific Cybersecurity Flaw in One EAS Provider’s Equipment – Why Broadcasters Need to Pay Attention
In our summary of this week’s regulatory actions of importance to broadcasters, we noted that the FCC sent an email to broadcasters last week warning them of a cybersecurity flaw […]