Deborah D McAdams

Members of the Advanced Television Systems Committee have elected four new members of board of directors.

House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) today welcomed five incoming Republican members to the committee.

So much for getting an mobile DTV receiver for an iPad or an iPhone.

Consider the role played by broadcasters during Hurricane Sandy during field hearings into the storm. That’s the message in a letter from NAB chief Gordon Smith to FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski.

Broadcast Pixannounced that Feature Productions is using Broadcast Pix Slate 1000s as part of two portable production flypacks.

Media General will end the year with record political ad revenues.

Avid announced the availability of Interplay Central 1.3, a user interface that extends the media production environment through web-based and mobile devices.

An array of Philips Vari-Lite luminaires have bought rhythm, color and architecture to a Gospel Choir Variety Show, staged at the theatre of Draguignan.

CNN en Espanol will launch CNN Latino, a new over-the-air Spanish-language programming block created for the U.S. Hispanic market.

Today is World Television Day, as proclaimed by the United Nations in 1996.

A new way of determining allowable power levels and interference protections for radio frequency spectrum licensees may be in the works at the Federal Communications Commission.

Broadway and professional sports organizations are dropping their challenge of the Federal Communications Commission’s white-space rules.

Updated guidelines for mobile DTV receiver manufacturers are now available. Conditional access and audience measurement information have been added to the “ATSC Mobile Receiver Profile Guidelines.”

A rule requiring appropriately equipped cable operations to provide must-carry digital broadcast signals in an analog format will expire in six months.

It will receive a $400 million term loan and $45 million in revolving credit from Berkshire Hathaway...

The FCC is asking Verizon Wireless what it’s been doing with the 700 MHz licenses it won more than four years ago, now that it wants to sell them off.