APTS Lonna Thompson Announces Retirement from APTS Longtime executive vice president, chief operating officer and general counsel for America’s Public Television Stations, will retire Sept. 1, 2024 APTS Commends Senate Committee Recommendations for Public Broadcasting Funding U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee is proposing level funding of $535M for CPB NextGen TV: Sinclair, APTS Announce Free Virtual Channel Hosting Sinclair will provide free carriage of a virtual channel for NextGen TV broadcasts for public television stations not yet offering 3.0 broadcasts Latest about APTS President Trump’s 2020 Budget Again Proposes Slashes to CPB By Michael Balderston published 18 March 19 Proposed FY 2020 budget would cut federal funding to $30 million each of the next two years. Lisa Trapani Shumate Receives APTS Pillar of Public Service Award By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published 1 March 17 People APTS Members Get Crash Course on Repack, ATSC 3.0 By Michael Balderston published 1 March 17 NextGen TV House Appropriations Committee Recommends Public Broadcast Funding By Michael Balderston published 15 July 16 Regulatory and Standards APTS Members Pledge to Support FirstNet By Peter SucIu published 23 March 16 Broadcast Engineering Public TV Raises Concern Over Possible WEA Enhancement By Phil Kurz published 13 June 18 APTS, PBS don't want to have to increase bandwidth to accommodate WEA improvements Regulatory and Standards APTS Elects Sherrese M. Smith to Its Board of Trustees By Claudia Kienzle published 11 June 18 Begins three-year term as an at-large trustee on the APTS board People APTS ‘Ready, Willing’ to Assist With FirstNet’s Public Safety Coverage By Michael Balderston published 15 October 19 Supports the FCC reviewing the scope of FirstNet’s interoperability requirements. Research: Americans Want Public Broadcasting to Provide Earthquake Early Warnings By Claudia Kienzle published 24 April 18 With their national reach, public broadcast stations are uniquely situated to alert the public to earthquake dangers House Votes Unanimously to Pass RAY BAUM Act By Phil Kurz published 6 March 18 Broadcasters move toward adequate repack funding with house bill passage Regulatory and Standards 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Archives Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Prime Video Launches AI-Powered Recaps of TV Shows2Political Ads Drive Scripps to Record Revenue in Q33Brian Williams Returns to Election Coverage With Prime Video Special4Target To Offer Hisense Xumo TVs5Running Mates: How Sky News’ U.S. Election Plan Takes Remote Production to the Next Level
President Trump’s 2020 Budget Again Proposes Slashes to CPB By Michael Balderston published 18 March 19 Proposed FY 2020 budget would cut federal funding to $30 million each of the next two years.
Lisa Trapani Shumate Receives APTS Pillar of Public Service Award By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published 1 March 17
House Appropriations Committee Recommends Public Broadcast Funding By Michael Balderston published 15 July 16
Public TV Raises Concern Over Possible WEA Enhancement By Phil Kurz published 13 June 18 APTS, PBS don't want to have to increase bandwidth to accommodate WEA improvements
APTS Elects Sherrese M. Smith to Its Board of Trustees By Claudia Kienzle published 11 June 18 Begins three-year term as an at-large trustee on the APTS board
APTS ‘Ready, Willing’ to Assist With FirstNet’s Public Safety Coverage By Michael Balderston published 15 October 19 Supports the FCC reviewing the scope of FirstNet’s interoperability requirements.
Research: Americans Want Public Broadcasting to Provide Earthquake Early Warnings By Claudia Kienzle published 24 April 18 With their national reach, public broadcast stations are uniquely situated to alert the public to earthquake dangers
House Votes Unanimously to Pass RAY BAUM Act By Phil Kurz published 6 March 18 Broadcasters move toward adequate repack funding with house bill passage
