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NBC 5/KXAS Highlights Tech Firsts in 75TH Anniversary Celebration
KXAS launched as WBAP-TV on Sept. 27, 1948 as Texas’ first TV station and as the first facility in the nation to be specifically designed for television production and broadcasting
CBS News Detroit Aims to Reinvent Local News
TV Tech takes a behind-the-scenes look at a notable case study in using technology to reinvent local news coverage
Robert (Bob) Ross, Longtime Senior CBS Engineer, Has Died
Ross, who served as served as SVP, East Coast Operations, at CBS for nearly 30 years, received many industry honors for his broadcast engineering work
Tower Company Chooses Shulins Solutions’ Stellar Eclipse Site Monitoring and Protection
The expanded Stellar Eclipse deployment in 70+ sites across the top 50 markets protects more than 350 radio and TV stations
GMTV Upgrades PlayBox Neo
The PEG channel uses the 1080p HD system to playout local content for Germantown residents
Chyron Announces Availability of PRIME Live Platform 4.2
The platform now offers enhanced graphics and switching as well as advanced chroma keying
WDAY-TV Adopts JVC Connected Cam For High-School Sports Production
The station streamlined production of its game of the week segment to maintain social distancing
GatesAir Maximizes Power and Efficiency for Louisville Duopoly
WDRB Media’s chief engineer describes their deployment of GatesAir transmitters
