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Hurricane Milton: 2 TV Stations, 12 Radio Stations Still Down
By George Winslow published
Six days after the storm made landfall, 411K subscribers still lack phone, internet and/or video services
Hurricane Milton Knocks Out 3 TV, 14 Radio Stations in Florida
By George Winslow published
1.27 million subs are without phone, pay TV or internet services; 12% of cell sites are down
NAB Releases Radio and TV Station Self-Inspection Guides
By George Winslow published
NAB joined with SBE to provide broadcasters with up-to-date, standardized guidance on compliance with FCC rules and policies
PBS North Carolina CTO Fred Engel To Retire
By George Winslow published
An industry leader, Engel steps down after more than four decades of service in public media
Broadcasters Transmit Paris Olympics HDR Coverage in 56 U.S. NextGen TV Markets, Says Pearl TV
By Phil Kurz published
Some 73 million viewers in the United States live in markets where NextGen TV in HDR is available
WBU’s Connectivity Forum Opens to Non-Members, Offers Remote Participation
By Tom Butts published
The event will dive into 5G connectivity, IP infrastructure, AI as a cybersecurity threat and the latest in satellite services
Gray Television To Enhance Paris Olympics NextGen TV Signal With HDR, Immersive Audio
By Phil Kurz published
Gray’s Rob Folliard discusses the rollout of Dolby Vision and Atmos for the games
TV Tech's Weekly Product Wrap-Up
By George Winslow published
Our coverage of new products, services and deployments from July 15 to July 19
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