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U.S. Proposes ATSC 3.0 be Adopted as an International Broadcast Standard

By Posted by Tom Butts published

Decision is up to International Telecommunications Union

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ONE Media, Saankhya to Partner on 5G/ATSC 3.0 Platform

By Tom Butts published

Hybrid platform would help “cellularize” free over-the-air broadcast transmission.

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ONE Media, Saankhya Labs Launch 3.0 Demod SoC

By Phil Kurz published

Two chips— one for home devices, the other for mobile—support a total of 12 DTV standards.

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Mark Aitken Ponders Where TV Standards Are Headed–Part 2

By Phil Kurz published

ONE Media president and Sinclair VP of Advanced Technology discusses ATSC 3.0's potential and how virtualization will impact future standards.

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ONE Media 3.0, Saankhya Labs to do ATSC 3.0 Chipset Development

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

Sinclair subsidiary ONE Media struck an agreement to develop ATSC 3.0 chipsets with Bangalore-based Saankhyya Labs, a developer of cognitive software-defined radio chips.

Regulatory and Standards
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Sinclair, One Media Profile ATSC 3.0 Receiver Specs

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

Sinclair Broadcast Group and its subsidiary, ONE Media, are focusing on ATSC 3.0 receiver design and cross-platform user data collection.

Regulatory and Standards
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ONE Media to Test Next-Gen Standard in Baltimore-DC Area

By Tom Butts published

Test is designed to provide real-time assessments of QoS using the new Internet Protocol-based standard currently being reviewed by the ATSC.

Regulatory and Standards
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ONE Media Conducts ATSC 3.0 ‘Concept’ SFN Trials

By Deborah D McAdams published

The ONE Media team reports field-testing ATSC 3.0 “concepts” over single frequency networks on the East Coast.

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IBC Awards Next Generation of Broadcast Platform Project

By Michael Balderston published

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ONE Media Testing Demonstrates Viability of ‘Mobile First’ Strategy

By Phil Kurz published

Recent 3.0 tests demonstrate the viability of hybrid 3.0/broadband for Next Gen TV service.

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