DISH Elects Ericsson for NB-IoT Radio Access, Core Network
Interested in the rollout of 5G? This is something you'll want to read. DISH Network has selected Ericsson to deliver a radio access and core network for DISH's Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) network slated for completion in March 2020.
Three From 64: All-New Custom In-Ear Monitors
A Vancouver, Wash.-based maker of custom and universal fit in-ear monitors has started shipping a trio of new custom model in-ear monitors for musicians, audiophiles and radio and TV industry professionals.
With IP Intercom Need, Chicago Legend’s Choice Is Infinity
A legendary News/Talk station serving Chicago by day and multiple states after dark is now producing and coordinating its programming with the Telos Infinity networked IP intercom system.
Sonos Sounds Now Include iHeart Streams
Users of the iHeartRadio App can now connect to and stream their favorite live stations and music onto their Sonos speakers from within the iHeartRadio app, without having to open the Sonos companion app.
MVPD Makes Harmonic Choice On New Broadband Services
A multichannel video distribution provider (MVPD) headquartered in Kentucky has just deployed the CableOS virtualized cable access solution for new DOCSIS 3.1 broadband services, courtesy of Harmonic.
And Now, Complete Data Visualization, From Canada
Here's a combination that might be worth noting: Data management software, custom development solution and implementation expertise is being combined with the graphic design capabilities of a Montréal-based broadcast design firm in an effort to provide "complete data visualization solutions" for broadcast media across North America.
Now Here: Software-Only Uncompressed Playout Deployment
Here's a noteworthy bit of tech news of interest to U.S.-based broadcasters from a London-based operation: It has created what it claims is the world's first software exclusive uncompressed playout deployment -- something of keen interest for those relying on IP delivery of video and audio.
GoTranscript iOS App Gets Key Updates
GoTranscript has made the second update of the year to its freelancer-driven transcription service. How so? It's unveiled a set of major updates to its iOS app for iPhone and iPad. These updates include improved recording quality that can the company claims can rival Apple’s traditional Voice Memos app.
AIMS Gains A Strategic Tech Consulting Player
The Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS), a nonprofit industry group working to foster the adoption of open standards for moving from SDI- to IP-based media networks, has another member. The newest entity joining AIMS is a company founded in 1981 that provides strategic technology consulting, engineering design, software development, and systems integration services to the global media and entertainment industry.
TAP Applications Now Being Accepted For 2019
The NAB Education Foundation (NABEF) is accepting applications for the 2019 Technology Apprenticeship Program (TAP). TAP provides graduating college seniors with the connections and experience to start successful careers in media technology.
Hand-Held Video: A New Feat In Q2
Smartphone video starts topped 50% globally for the first time, a 13.2% year-over-year change and the largest in five quarters. That's according to the just-released Q2 2018 Global Video Index Report from Ooyala, which shows that a temporary leveling-off in Q1 did little to chill the surge in video plays on tablets and smartphones.
Pai’s Up-close Peek At Dielectric’s Repack Action
TV and FM broadcast antenna systems manufacturer Dielectric has attracted attention for its post-FCC spectrum auction repack-focused operation in Lewiston, Maine. Among those that have gravitated toward what Dielectric is doing is none other than FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, who recently took a guided tour of the facility with key company executives.
How Did Comcast Help A Family-Run Radio Broadcaster?
Mega Rock Radio owns two FM stations in the Keystone State. On-air hosts and sales staff rely heavily on internet and voice services for many reasons, including giving "quality broadcast entertainment" to listeners across its listening area. Who knew that Comcast would play an integral role?
Here’s A New Pro Production Monitor With HDMI/HDSDI Capability
Marshall Electronics has brought to market a new 17.3-inch professional production monitor with HDMI/HDSDI conversion capability. The Marshall V-LCD173HR is constructed in a 6RU design, and comes with built-in histogram, peaking, false color, exposure, adjustable safety markers, and more, and can monitor up to two audio channels.
Video Compression Player Pumps Up Stateside Efforts
A London-based provider of video compression solutions is crossing the Atlantic -- thanks to a "significant investment" from Novator Partners -- and as a result has appointed its first-ever VP of U.S. Sales.














