FAB Telemedia to Court: FCC Exclusive Spectrum Explanation Is Barred
From Broadcasting & Cable The FCC offered up a definition of exclusive access to spectrum in oral argument that it had not used in the relevant orders or briefs to […]
FCC Offers Options to LPTV/Translator Stations Ahead of Displacement Window
In a public notice released June 14, 2017, the Federal Communications Commission outlined options for low-power television and translator stations that will likely be displaced by the testing or operations […]
You don’t know it yet, but in five years, your main source of entertainment will be Hulu
By Alexander Aciman In the last 10 years, Hulu seems to have touched half-heartedly every corner of the online streaming world from. At its inception, it was a platform that aired […]
Cable TV cord cutting intensifies in Southwest Florida
By DAVID DORSEY This man’s “cutting the cord” epiphany happened last month, when he became the latest Southwest Florida TV watcher to modernize. “I had enough,” said Jon Romine, 37 […]
comScore: cord cutters tend to have lower incomes than pay TV subscribers, watch less television
by Sarah Perez A new comScore study out today has taken a deeper look at the behavior of cord cutters here in the U.S., in order better understand how this […]
Big Bird to FCC: MVPDs’ Approach to ATSC 3.0 Doesn’t Fly
By: John Eggerton PBS, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and America’s Public Television Stations, which have been doing their FCC commenting collectively as “PTV,” have told the FCC it should reject […]
Video Will Comprise 82% of All Net Traffic in 5 Years, Says Cisco
By Troy Dreier Online video’s strong growth will continue for years, says Cisco. In 2021, 82 percent of all online traffic will be video, predicts the just-released Cisco Visual Networking […]
World’s TV Engineering Leaders Gather in Italy
By James O’Neal CAGLIARI, ITALY—More than 100 of the best minds in the field of television engineering have gathered here for the 2017 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (IEEE) […]
Cable Broadband Providers: What Ever Happened to “The Customer is Always Right”?
By Kristine DeBry The concept that “The Customer is Always Right” has such resonance that it has been popular around the globe for more than 100 years, from Marshall Field’s […]
Lucrative TV Residuals Frozen Again in New Union Agreements
By Jonathan Handel As talks between SAG-AFTRA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers continue in advance of a June 30 contract expiration, one thing isn’t in doubt: […]