Dalet Announces Significant Upgrades to Its Product Line
The updates to Dalet’s media logistics, AI-driven production and IP ingest and playout product line are designed to help the transition to hybrid and cloud workflows and remote production
FCC Cancels NAL on Texas Translators
Oh, by the way, about that NAL? You can toss that … The Federal Communications Commission has canceled a notice of apparent liability for forfeiture issued to Carlos Lopez in relation to two FM translators in Texas. As we reported earlier, the commission was planning a $3,000 penalty because the license renewal forms for the […]
“We Are Confident. We Are Not Complacent”: IBC Unveils Plans for Hybrid Event
With nine weeks to go, IBC Show organizers have unveiled their plans to hold a hybrid event in December. Following the reduction in COVID restrictions announced by the Dutch government earlier this month, organizers say they are “heading in the right direction” in terms of the physical event. “We are focusing on delivering an absolutely […]
VW Australia Expands Use of DAB+
Volkswagen Australia added DAB+ digital radio across most of its 2022 vehicle lineup. The announcement came from industry body Commercial Radio Australia. “All Volkswagen passenger and commercial vehicles in Australia will offer DAB+ with the exception of the base model grades of its van and ‘ute’ range,” CRA announced. It said models with DAB+ will […]
Telestream Launches Cloud-Based QC Service
Cloud Qualify part of a slew of new, updated products
BIA Sees 26.5% Bounce in 2022 Local Broadcast Ad Revenue
Local TV ad revenue will hit $21B in 2022, with $19.3B from OTA and $1.7B from digital
Shure Ships Podcast Microphone
Microphone maker Shure is filling out the nooks and crannies of its microphone lineup. The latest is the MV7X. While it has the readily recognizable shape of its well-known broadcast veteran cousin, the SM7B, the MV7X is aimed at the podcaster market, though Shure feels that broadcasters, streamers and musicians would also find it of […]
Pluto, ViacomCBS to Pay $3.5 Million Penalty for Violations of Accessibility Rules
It is the first consent decree and enforcement action related to the FCC’s Internet Protocol closed captioning rules
MSG Warns of Comcast Blackout
Failure to renew the carriage agreement expiring Sept. 30, could see MSG Networks dropped for N.J. and Conn. Comcast customers
College Station Signs FCC Consent Decree
Programs for a KNMC event this month as shown in a station social media post. Student-run noncommercial radio stations still must adhere to the FCC’s rules. The case of a college station in Montana reminds us of that afresh. The Audio Division of the Media Bureau said it has reached a consent decree with Montana […]