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CP Communications Goes 100% IP for New York Marathon Contribution December 9, 2019
NEW YORK—For three years, live event production services provider CP Communications has been transitioning from traditional microwave technology to IP and bonded cellular network contribution to cover the New York City Marathon—but 2019 was different. This year’s race, Nov. 3 through the boroughs ...Continue reading
VHF Regulatory Fees Need to Be Revised, NAB Tells FCC December 9, 2019
WASHINGTON—The fiscal year 2019 came to a close at the end of September, but there is still discussions on the FCC’s process of collecting regulatory fees for that year. And according to the NAB, some revisions are needed, specifically regarding the fees of VHF stations. Commenting on a Further ...Continue reading
Making the Most of Next-Gen Compliance Monitoring December 9, 2019
SAN DIEGO—Regulatory compliance was the original driver for content logging, and it continues to be an important use case today. However, over the years, content logging technology has become a valuable tool for a much wider array of applications to gather insights about broadcast content, provide ...Continue reading
Francisco Salguero Named FCC CIO December 9, 2019
WASHINGTON—Francisco Salguero has been announced as the FCC’s new Chief Information Officer by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai. Salguero will take over from acting CIO John Skudlarek. “I am delighted that Mr. Salguero has agreed to serve as our Chief Information Officer,” said Pai in the announcement. “The ...Continue reading
NAB Warns FCC About 6 GHz ENG Interference December 9, 2019
WASHINGTON—The NAB has done its homework on potential interference to electronic newsgathering services utilizing the 6 GHz spectrum band from unlicensed Radio Local Area Network Wi-Fi-type devices, and has provided that data to the FCC to advocate against uncoordinated unlicensed use. In October ...Continue reading
Broadcasters Beginning to Explore Short-Form Content December 9, 2019
LONDON—Short-form content is growing in popularity among viewers and content producers, including broadcasters. Ampere Analysis indicates that the U.K.’s BBC and Channel 4 are two of the first major international broadcasters to hop on the short-form bandwagon. Per a recent report from Ampere ...Continue reading

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