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NextGen TV To Up Volume on Holiday Season Marketing

By Jon Lafayette last updated

A campaign aimed at getting consumers to buy new TVs able to receive NextGen TV signals will launch on Black Friday, November 26, and run through Jan. 30, 2022.

Broadcasting & Cable
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FCC Proposes to License Multicast Streams

By John Eggerton last updated

Tentatively concludes NAB approach serves public interest

Broadcasting & Cable
St. Louis skyline by night

Stations in St. Louis Fire Up NextGen TV Broadcast Signal

By Jon Lafayette last updated

Television stations in St. Louis on Thursday began broadcasting using the new NextGen TV broadcast format.

Broadcasting & Cable
Cincinnati skyline at night

Five Stations in Cincinnati Begin Broadcasting NextGen Signals

By Jon Lafayette published

Gray, Hearst, Scripps, Sinclair, Deerfield cooperate on conversion

Broadcasting & Cable
FCC Building

Cable Ops to FCC: Rethink ATSC 3.0 Retrans Regime

By John Eggerton last updated

Suggest disallowing ties to ATSC 1.0 carriage negotiations

Multichannel News
Susi Elkins during the 2021 ATSC "Full Steam Ahead" annual member meeting and conference.

Core Networks, Tower Connectivity, Broadcaster Education Vital for ATSC 3.0 Strength, Annual Confab Is Told

By Gary Arlen published

Sessions hear success stories as NextGen enters markets; Awards go to InterDigital's Stein, NAB's Smith

Broadcasting & Cable
A screen grab from a Pearl TV NextGen TV ad campaign

Eight Stations in Kansas City Market Launch NextGen TV

By Jon Lafayette published

Eight TV stations in Kansas City on Tuesday started broadcasting using NextGen TV, the new digital broadcast format.

Broadcasting & Cable
A screen grab from a Pearl TV NextGen TV ad campaign

NextGen TV’s Busy Summer Sets Up Fall Events

By Gary Arlen last updated

Dozens of rollouts, innovative projects and promising predictions, amid concerns about viewer acceptance

Broadcasting & Cable
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NextGen TV Being Used To Deliver Remote Learning in Washington, D.C.

By Jon Lafayette published

The new TV broadcast technology, known as NextGen TV or ATSC 3.0, is being used to deliver remote learning services to kids in Washington, D.C., who might not have access to traditional broadband.

Broadcasting & Cable
Map of NextGen TV stations by BitMap

NextGen TV Has a Busy Summer

By Gary Arlen published

ATSC 3.0 sees dozens of rollouts, innovative projects and promising predictions, but concerns about viewer acceptance remain

Broadcasting & Cable
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