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Hunan

The XR Revolution is Here – Why U.S. Newsrooms Should Take Note

By Peter Provost published

Peter Provost, founder and director of design at Provost Studio on advancements in extended reality for broadcast

Opinions
AI

Survey: Local TV Managers Support Using AI In Newsgathering

By George Winslow published

The Associated Press has surveyed local TV, radio, print and digital news outlets on their use and understanding of artificial intelligence in their operations

Business
Report for America

Report for America Opens Newsroom Applications

By George Winslow published

The program recruits diverse journalists and helps fund salaries in local newsrooms

Brendan Carr

FCC's Carr: House Dems Are Trying to Censor Newsrooms

By John Eggerton published

Says letters to distributors about Fox News and others chills speech

Regulatory and Standards
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Local Newsrooms Respond to Coronavirus With Tech, Cleaning, Re-orgs

By Phil Kurz published

Stations are grappling with how to keep personnel safe while continuing to report the news

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Newsrooms Forced to Adapt to Coronavrius

By TVT Staff published

Coronavirus pandemic is forcing changes to video coverage and live production

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The Changing Face of TV Newsrooms

By Peter Suciu published

“Digital First” approach requires new workflows

Broadcast Engineering
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Newsrooms Adapt to Social Media Trends

By Claudia Kienzle published

Next-generation software takes integrated approach

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Newsrooms Eye Smart Cloud Processing

By Claudia Kienzle published

New capabilities accelerate ‘speed to air’

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Newsrooms Benefiting from Graphic Advances

By Susan Ashworth published

Looking back at those slightly disjointed, jerky productions that popped up in newsrooms more than a decade ago, it’s clear that virtual and augmented reality technology has made strides.

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