LAS VEGAS —ATSC will promote successful deployments of ATSC 3.0, new NextGen TV home receivers and several other new ...

LAS VEGAS — iWedia, a provider of connected TV device software solutions, is highlighting its ATSC 3.0 software stack, which ...

As the ATSC 3.0 Security Authority, or "A3SA," sees it, we live in an era when content providers are under continual threat from piracy. That's what led a pair of electronics manufacturers to develop ...

Wedia, a global provider of software solutions for connected TV devices, has collaborated with Panasonic on the Z95B OLED TV. “Recognized by leading technology media and reviewers as one of … The post ...

Wedia, a global provider of software solutions for connected TV devices, and Skyworth, a manufacturer of smart TVs and home entertainment devices, today announced their first official strategic ...

BALTIMORE (WBFF) - When disasters like the raging California wildfires or Hurricane Irma strike, technology often fails us. Jerald Fritz, the Executive Vice President of ONE Media says the fragile ...

As the Federal Communications Commission considers next steps on the nation's transition to ATSC 3.0 television broadcasting, Pearl TV today announced the NEXTGEN TV Converter Box Program, an industry ...

In late September, what appeared to be bleak news for the moribund ATSC 3.0 broadcast standard broke when Korean CE giant LG said it would stop making smart TVs with ATSC 3.0 tuners because of what it ...

A3SA, the ATSC 3.0 Security Authority, has announced that two electronics manufacturers are developing convenient Home Gateway content viewing options for ATSC ...

For the past two years, the dominant story in TV and displays has been the advent of 4k or UltraHD. Here at Audioholics, we oppose the use of the term 4K when referring to the new display technology ...

For several years now, broadcasters have been awaiting the real-world arrival of Next Gen TV, the new ATSC 3.0 digital TV transmission standard. Its promises of more robust home and mobile reception, ...

Fair warning: This update on the status of ATSC 3.0—also known as NextGen TV—will read a lot like the one from last year, and maybe even the year before. That’s because the new broadcast standard, ...