A Global TV Tech Day Comes To Las Vegas
Early arrivals to Las Vegas for the 2017 NAB Show have the opportunity to explore emerging media technologies from the perspective of the world's leading media standards development organizations, industry forums and key implementers.
Rusch Returns For Orban Sales Role
A familiar face has "Rusch"-ed back to audio processing firm Orban Labs, taking the title of North America Sales Manager.
Is Flo & Eddie’s Florida Rights Fight Flimsy?
Attorney Henry Gradstein contends that there is "no question" that in Florida, a recording artist owns their audio recordings. Gradstein is representing Flo & Eddie in a Florida Supreme Court case now underway that will determine whether Sirius XM is liable for royalty payments for pre-1972 recordings.
Orban’s iMix 5.1 Headphone Monitor Hits The Streets
Designed for accurate rendering of a discrete 5.1 soundstage in the users’ headphones, the iMix 5.1 Monitor does not require artificial ambience or special encoding to accurately reproduce multichannel audio.
This Is Only A Test: An ATSC 3.0 Watermarking Trial
An on-air test is now underway of new digital broadcasting technology that will help broadcasters tailor content to viewers and better measure audience activity.
JVC Ships Multimedia Duo With CarPlay, Android Auto
JVC Mobile Entertainment's highly anticipated pair of flagship multimedia receivers — the DVD-equipped KW-V830BT and mech-less KW-M730BT — will begin shipping this week after receiving third-party software approval.
Emmis Goes With Triton, Omny Studio For On-Demand Options
In a move designed to "address the growing appetite for on-demand audio," Emmis Communications has signed on for integrated services from cloud-based audio management platform Omny Studio and Triton Digital, a technology provider for the audio industry.
Osprey Opts For New Talon Hardware Encoders
In a move to expand its Talon line of stand-alone hardware encoders, launched at last year's NAB Show with the Talon G1 three-channel streaming contribution encoder, Osprey Video has released three new Talon models.
ATSC 3.0 Transition Solutions Arrive From Artel
ATSC 3.0 Transition Over Fiber and ATSC 3.0 Transition Over IP solutions have been introduced to Artel Video System's InfinityLink broadcast media transport platform.
Boost Your Efficiency Of Cloud-Based OTT Media Processing With This
Viaccess-Orca, which specializes in the protection and enhancement of content services, and Encoding.com, a cloud-based video processing service for the media and entertainment market, have partnered to streamline the preparation of Video-on-Demand content for OTT multi-screen applications.
Thomason Joins Dielectric As SE Sales Manager
He now serves as a key liaison between Dielectric and TV/radio broadcasters across the region, providing sales and customer service support.
Beasley Uploads A Digital EVP
Prior to Greater Media's merger acquisition with Beasley Broadcast Group, this individual held the role of Director of Digital Operations. Now that he's been a part of the Beasley business family for five months, he's been promoted.
CBS News Inks A New Deal With Wazee
CBS News won't have to worry about finding a new video management partner or licensing rep for its vast archive of video footage for the next two years.
The AEI’s Take On Dispelling Internet Privacy Misconceptions
On Tuesday, the House of Representatives joined the Senate in passing a joint resolution disapproving of the Wheeler-era FCC privacy rules. The debate prompted "an unusual amount of sturm-und-drang in the blogosphere," says a Boston College Law School associate professor and AEI Visiting Scholar in this Intelligence Brief.
Federal Gov’t Should ‘Be A Partner, Not A Competitor’
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash), Chair of the House Republican Conference and fourth-ranking House Republican, has called on her Capitol Hill colleagues and the White House to cooperate with industry when planning investments in the broadband infrastructure. She made the comments at the American Cable Association Summit in D.C.