Latest articles by Gary Arlen
How Could the T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Affect the TV Repack?
Plan could mean more spectrum cooperation, but more challenges for tower companies
TV at CES 2019: ‘8K Is Getting Real’
Just before the 2019 CES begins Jan. 8, the CTA will reveal its annual electronics sales forecast, and for the first time 8K ultra high definition TV sets will be included in the forecast.
News for Today’s Mobile Social Media Viewers
Talk about short-attention-span TV! The BBC has been testing 15-second video “newscasts” beamed to tablets and smartphones.
What Does the Future Hold for Broadcast News?
There’s plenty of news about broadcast news—specifically the shifting, often unexpected, redirection of TV newsgathering and distribution.
Auction Leaves LPTV 'Burned at the Stake'
From Congress to courts to Wall Street to rural and low-power TV operators, vehement rhetoric has been flying in the past month about the plan to sell 126 MHz of broadcast spectrum.
CES 2018: FCC Members Restate Net Neutrality Stances
Five federal policymakers offered their familiar visions of core regulatory issues, including spectrum policy and net neutrality, during CES sessions.
CES: Next Gen TV Will Be ‘Talked About’
ATSC 3.0 preparations and promises will permeate January’s International CES even though the technology itself will not be very visible in the sprawling exhibit halls.
