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Why AI Rules for Broadcasters Miss the Target
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the entire political landscape, influencing not only how campaigns are conducted but also how voters access and process information about …
NEXTGEN TV Builds Global Momentum
ATSC 3.0, the new broadcast standard that powers NEXTGEN TV, is building momentum not only in the United States but around the world. This week, …
Using Broadcast Technology to Enhance U.S. Infrastructure Security
You likely depend on GPS service (or Global Positioning System) to drive from one place to the next. But beyond convenience, GPS is critical for …
AI, NEXTGEN TV and Doing More in 2024
“Let’s do more in 2024!” is the mantra I set for the new year back on January 1. With February now underway, it seems like …
AI: An Early View of Its Impact on Broadcasting
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, was not so long ago only found in science fiction novels. Now it is all the talk in Washington, D.C., as …
NEXTGEN TV Deploys in Markets Across the Country
Broadcasters are excited about the deployment of NEXTGEN TV, which revolutionizes the viewing experience. NEXTGEN TV allows broadcasters to offer better pictures and sound, better …
Auto Buyers Want Over-the-Air Radio
On November 9, Edison Research and World DAB released a study of car buyers from around the world, discovering that radio is the top audio source buyers …
Level Up Your Business with the NAB Podcast
With interviews from leaders across the broadcast and media industries, including experts in content, advertising, sales, management and advocacy, the biweekly NAB Podcast brings you …
Big Tech is Costing Us Our Local News
Local television and radio stations work every day to bring Americans the news they need, whether it’s the daily traffic report, vital investigative journalism or …