Dolby Labs Buys Millicast To Scale Ultra-Low-Latency Streaming
Millicast makes it possible to stream interactive events to tens of thousands with less than 500ms delay
Missouri, Nebraska Broadcast Associations Partner with SBE to Offer Tech Training
The Missouri Broadcasters Association and Nebraska Broadcasters Association are helping cover the cost of the SBE Technical Professional Training Program for individuals
Mo-Sys Engineering To Feature Collaborative Virtual Production Solution At HPA Tech Retreat
The company will work with Moxion, QTAKE and OVIDE on the virtual production demo
Bauer Migrates Streams to Its O&O Platforms
Bauer Media Audio UK is migrating streaming audio listeners away from third-party listening services. “Over the next few weeks you may experience some slight changes to your listening experience if you listen to us via a third party listening service such as Sonos or TuneIn, but have no fear! We don’t expect these changes to […]
Roku Launches Advertising Business in Mexico
Roku has partnered with Entravision to expand its advertising business into Mexico
Fast Studios To Launch Women’s Sports Network
Free, ad-supported streaming channel will be dedicated to the under-served world of women’s sports
Comcast’s X1 Customers to Get 180 hours of 4K HDR Olympic Coverage
In addition to 2,800+ hours of content and the 4K video, Comcast’s X1 customers will get an improved viewing experience, free access to Peacock’s Olympic coverage and content on a record number of platforms
HBO Max to Launch in 15 European Territories on March 8
The launches will expand HBO Max’s reach to 61 territories in Europe and the Americas
Radio and Performers Are Back, Arguing Over Royalties
Performance royalties are back in the spotlight on Capitol Hill. The House Judiciary Committee held a virtual hearing about the proposed American Music Fairness Act. NAB President/CEO Curtis LeGeyt said that four years ago, the same committee asked the broadcast and music industries to work together to develop a proposal on the terrestrial performance royalty […]
The TV Set is Off, But CTV Ads May Still Play
A DoubleVerify test found that 1 in 4 top environments continued to play programming content and record ad impressions after the television was turned off, costing advertisers money for ads that couldn’t be seen