cable Cox, Charter to Merge in $34.5 Billion Deal Transaction combines nation’s second and fourth largest broadband providers Legislation Proposed to Require Refunds During TV Blackouts ‘Stop Sports Blackouts Act’ proposed by Rep. Ryan and Sen. Murphy CableLabs Reports Significant Progress in Transition to 10G New NaaS technology, latency equipment and security frameworks are providing reliability and pervasive intelligence, security and privacy for new broadband networks Latest about cable FCC Nixes Cable’s Programming Financial Interest Reporting Rule By Michael Balderston published 30 September 20 Information is available through other sources, FCC argues Regulatory and Standards Consumers Prefer Remote Help for Cable Issues Amid COVID-19 By Michael Balderston published 20 May 20 In-home technicians may be on the way out Verizon ‘Mix & Match’ Plan Attempts to Disrupt Cable Practices By Michael Balderston last updated 13 April 20 Eliminates bundling, extra fees and annual contracts. HBO Max Landing Most of New WarnerMedia Programs By Michael Balderston published 13 February 20 In a year, WarnerMedia went from approving two streaming projects to nearly 50 in a quarter, per Ampere Analysis Mobile Video Must Rise to Cable’s Playback Standard By Dan Taitz published 2 May 19 Don't wait for 5G. Opinions Consumers Aren’t Ready to Cut the Cord Entirely, per Concentric By Michael Balderston published 21 February 19 Bundling OTT and broadcast to grow 56 percent by 2024; just OTT to increase 17 percent. Online Video Subscriptions Surpass Cable for First Time in 2018 By Michael Balderston published 22 March 19 Online subscriptions have grown by nearly 500 million globally since 2014, per an MPAA report. HPA 2017: Lampen Talks Data Cable By Deborah D McAdams published 24 February 17 Belden’s Steve Lampen said told HPA Tech Retreat program organizer Mark Schubin he could talk about 4K over coax cable, and hat Schubin said, “we’re tired of 4K. Talk about something besides 4K.” 2016 NAB Product Review: Cable, Fiber & Connectors By Bob Kovacs published 15 June 16 Products for 4K video were all over the halls of the NAB Show, but perhaps the most challenging category for 4K is cable and fiber. Products NAB Show Product Preview: Fiber, Cable & Connectors By Bob Kovacs published 6 April 17 Most of the best gear in the world is worthless without the means to connect to other devices, so paying attention to the seemingly mundane topic of cables and connectors is important. Events 1 2 3 4 5 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 ARTICLES1Rise Group Announces Leadership and Organizational Updates 2PBS Taps Amazon Bedrock to Improve Search on Digital Platforms3Fox Weather Taps T-Mobile’s Supermobile for Extreme-Weather Coverage4Survey: Americans `Concerned’ About AI’s Impact on Journalism5Verizon Fios TV, Nexstar Blackout Looms as Contract Ends on Oct. 24
FCC Nixes Cable’s Programming Financial Interest Reporting Rule By Michael Balderston published 30 September 20 Information is available through other sources, FCC argues
Consumers Prefer Remote Help for Cable Issues Amid COVID-19 By Michael Balderston published 20 May 20 In-home technicians may be on the way out
Verizon ‘Mix & Match’ Plan Attempts to Disrupt Cable Practices By Michael Balderston last updated 13 April 20 Eliminates bundling, extra fees and annual contracts.
HBO Max Landing Most of New WarnerMedia Programs By Michael Balderston published 13 February 20 In a year, WarnerMedia went from approving two streaming projects to nearly 50 in a quarter, per Ampere Analysis
Mobile Video Must Rise to Cable’s Playback Standard By Dan Taitz published 2 May 19 Don't wait for 5G.
Consumers Aren’t Ready to Cut the Cord Entirely, per Concentric By Michael Balderston published 21 February 19 Bundling OTT and broadcast to grow 56 percent by 2024; just OTT to increase 17 percent.
Online Video Subscriptions Surpass Cable for First Time in 2018 By Michael Balderston published 22 March 19 Online subscriptions have grown by nearly 500 million globally since 2014, per an MPAA report.
HPA 2017: Lampen Talks Data Cable By Deborah D McAdams published 24 February 17 Belden’s Steve Lampen said told HPA Tech Retreat program organizer Mark Schubin he could talk about 4K over coax cable, and hat Schubin said, “we’re tired of 4K. Talk about something besides 4K.”
2016 NAB Product Review: Cable, Fiber & Connectors By Bob Kovacs published 15 June 16 Products for 4K video were all over the halls of the NAB Show, but perhaps the most challenging category for 4K is cable and fiber.
NAB Show Product Preview: Fiber, Cable & Connectors By Bob Kovacs published 6 April 17 Most of the best gear in the world is worthless without the means to connect to other devices, so paying attention to the seemingly mundane topic of cables and connectors is important.
