If you are old enough you probably remember a time when being able to view television was free. All you needed was to be near enough to an area transmitting television signals and have an antenna mounted on the outside of your house. In some areas, even the outside antenna wasn’t necessary and the old boxy television sets had antennas called “rabbit ears” perched on top of them. You could get all the network stations and you paid absolutely nothing. Air time was paid for by the advertisers. [Read More…]

Building Your ATSC 3.0 Transition Roadmap
Most LPTV transitions don’t fail on technology. They fail because nobody wrote down the order of operations. Here is the sequence: audit, budget, posture, paperwork, timeline.

