Deborah D McAdams

The date is not yet set in stone...

Local CBS affiliate KWCH-TV said no injuries were reported.

Two post-incentive auction repack simulations are insufficient.

White-space devices are running up against resistance in the fight for access to TV spectrum, or what’s left of it after the spectrum incentive auction.

Federal officials announced a series of public meetings to hash out privacy issues surrounding both commerical and private drone flight

CBS is urging federal regulators to make sure TV manufacturers are following the rules with regard to broadcast tuners.

Media General this morning confirmed the unolicited $4.1 billion acquisition offer from Nexstar Broadcasting, and said it would think about it and get back to shareholders.

TV as we know it doesn’t cover the same color range as the human eye. LG is taking a step closer to display technology that covers more of it

Organizers of the 2016 TV spectrum incentive auction said a pricing discrepancy in official documents represented a floor and a potential goal, not a vacillation.

The cost of an expanded basic cable TV package rose 3.1 percent to $66.61 on average across the United States last year...

Closed-captioning rules are still being sorted.

“Live means not being able to say, ‘I’m sorry.’”

Prototype ATSC 3.0 receivers may appear as early as next year, according to Skip Pizzi of the National Association of Broadcasters.

JVC announced Portland Community Media, the government and public access provider for Portland, Ore., has purchased 22 JVC GY-HM600 and nine GY-HM850 ProHD camcorders.

Drone footage continues to break new ground even as feds grapple with how to regulate the unmanned aerial vehicles.

ony this week outlined its strategy for the next three years, including an executive shuffle that leaves Shigeki Ishizuka as president of the Professional Solutions Group...

Drones would not have to be flown by licensed pilots under proposed FAA rules.

Gray Television has launched a news bureau in Washington, D.C., to enhance the local news at its 44 local TV markets with analysis of issues taking place on Capitol Hill.

According to the cable news network, it entered into an agreement with the FAA to integrate unmanned aerial vehicles—colloquially known as “drones”—into newsgathering and reporting.