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ATSC 3.0

NextGen TV: Why We’re Doing It

By Bill Hayes last updated

With ATSC 3.0 now reaching half of U.S. viewers, broadcasters are taking the necessary steps to bring over-the-air TV to its fullest potential

Opinions
antenna

Free TV Once Again Relevant & Vibrant In the Self-Bundling Era

By Jon Marks published

What’s old is new again

Opinions
Nielsen Gracenote Inclusion Analytics

Diverse Content Drives TV Antenna Use, Study Finds

By TVT Staff published

Horowitz report shows that for multicultural viewers, getting access to local channels is main driver to cutting the cord

NextGen TV
Newsy

Scripps to Make Newsy an Over-the-Air Network

By Michael Balderston published

Will launch as an OTA network at the start of October

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Making Over-the-Air TV Cool Again

By Bill Hayes published

How far will viewers go to capture the signal?

Opinions
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FCC Launches Channel Rescan Helpline

By Posted by Tom Butts published

Response to viewer confusion over channel frequency changes because of repack.

Regulatory and Standards
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Hauppauge Cordcutter TV Adds Live TV Scheduling for Mobile Devices

By Claudia Kienzle published

New feature ability to make scheduled recordings directly on the Cordcutter TV unit

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Over-the-Air Sticking Around Amid Streaming Wars

By Michael Balderston published

A quarter of TV watchers use antennas, with nearly half starting to use them in the last three years, per Horowitz.

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San Francisco to Host Free Antenna Giveaway

By Tom Butts published

TVFreedom.org and Antennas Direct will give away over 300 indoor digital broadcast TV antennas in San Francisco's Chinatown on Friday, July 3, 2015 at 9:00 A.M. PT.

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WCAX, WPTZ Nearly Back On-Air After Fire

By Michael Balderston published

WCAX General Manager Jay Barton called the experience an “exercise in cooperation.”

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