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The ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and The CW Network affiliates serving the biggest DMA in Alabama are now offering NEXTGEN TV broadcasts to those with television sets capable of receiving the new digital broadcast television signals.

Members of the Advanced Television Systems Committee Inc. (ATSC) elected four media and technology executives to serve on the ATSC Board of Directors for three-year terms that begin in January 2023.

Its mission: to provide a standards-based, open, end-to-end, nationwide, wireless, IP, multicast network. Introducing Scottsdale, Ariz.-based PEAK3, which has created an alternative data highway designed to offer organizations who operate a high volume of edge devices a secure and efficient pathway to deliver critical information to their network.

The broadcast television station licensee that has taken a lead position in the voluntary rollout of the ATSC 3.0 digital broadcast standard in the U.S. has entered into a memorandum of understanding with one of the world's largest automotive parts and services companies.

Low power television broadcaster and Broadcast Internet technology innovator ARK Multicasting has successfully completed a proof of concept working with commercial CDN demonstrating end-to-end content delivery network from source to the far edge in the consumer home. This, ARK says, marks one of the largest breaks in the datacasting business model for the new broadcast television standard powered by ATSC 3.0.

A company known for its media industry emergency communications technology has forged a new technology partnership with the distributor and manufacturer of the XOS Advanced Media Processor. This will bring to fruition an integration that makes it possible for video distributors that use ATSC 1.0 and/or ATSC 3.0 to efficiently include emergency information in their programming.

The 2022 NAB Show and NAB Show New York are now history. But, Heartland Video Systems is relishing in the value of "a unique exhibit" it organized at the Las Vegas affair that offered lessons on technology integration associated with the voluntary rollout of the NEXTGEN TV digital broadcast standard.

What are the benefits and practical considerations of adding a wireless multicast network (ATSC 3.0) to connected vehicles? A three‐part webinar series from AutoMobility Advisors and ONE Media 3.0/Sinclair Broadcast Group will help bring those answers to broadcast television industry professionals, starting Thursday.

Two new ranges of antennas, NGP and NGS series, have come to market from Radio Frequency Systems. It says the new products are "particularly suited" for Next Generation Broadcasting standards — including ATSC 3.0, 5G-TV, DTMB-A and Advanced ISDBT.

Broadcast television stations owned by Gray Television, Nexstar Media Group, Sinclair Broadcast Group and Graham Media Group are now offering local consumers NEXTGEN TV — assuming they have a television capable of receiving the new digital TV broadcast standard.

The Media Bureau late last week confirmed that the ATSC 3.0 Sunsets FNPRM was published in the Federal Register. Here's what this means to the broadcast television industry.

The Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) has revealed the dates for an upcoming ATSC 3.0 Jamaica Bootcamp and Seminar. ATSC is collaborating with the Jamaica DSO Regulatory and Technical Committee, Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica and the Spectrum Management Authority (SMA) to produce the event.

Earlier this month, representing the LPTV Broadcasters Association, its founder and President Frank Copsidas attended the ATSC 2022 NextGen Broadcast Conference in Detroit. "I came away excited about ATSC 3.0, and how far it has developed over the last year," he says. "While my head was swimming with information, I have boiled it down to the core of what I absorbed in straightforward terms."

The Principal Research Engineer at Samsung Electronics has been awarded the highest technical honor from the Advanced Television Systems Committee — the 2022 Bernard J. Lechner Outstanding Contributor Award. At the same time, the ATSC presented its Mark Richer Industry Leadership Medal to a heritage Japanese tech company for leadership in deployment of ATSC 3.0 technology.

On June 2, NEXTGEN TV, delivered by way of the ATSC 3.0 broadcast technology being rolled out on a volunteer basis across the U.S., arrived in the San Joaquin Valley’s biggest city. Now, a second NEXTGEN TV station made its debut, bringing more options to those from Visalia to Fresno.