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Fraunhofer Demos JPEG XS Compression For Post April 24, 2018
LAS VEGAS—If you were a broadcaster walking the aisles of the 2018 NAB Show earlier this month in Las Vegas, no one could blame you if you focused much of your attention when it came to video compression on HEVC, or its extension SHVC, which will help to power Next-Gen TV. However, high efficiency ...Continue […]
Stations Take New View of Weather April 24, 2018
The year 2017 will go down in the record books as one of the most deadly — and expensive — years ever in terms of damage caused by natural disasters. In one of the most active hurricane seasons ever, Harvey, Irma and Maria left a trail of wreckage in their respective wakes. Fires ripped through […]
Tata Communications, Primestream Partner on Cloud-based MAM April 24, 2018
MIAMI & MUMBAI, INDIA—Tata Communications, a digital infrastructure provider based in India, and Primestream, a provider of dynamic media management, have joined forces to launch an enterprise-grade Media Asset Management (MAM) solution in the cloud that enables broadcasters, content owners and ...Continue reading
Netflix, Amazon Join Studios in Targeting ‘Set TV’ April 24, 2018
LOS ANGELES--A group of streaming services and studios are taking legal aim at Setvnow, a subscription video service based in Florida that, they claim, is selling a package of TV channels, movies and other content illegally. The complaint, filed in the United States District Court Central District ...Continue reading
Meredith Promotes Andrew Snyder to Oversee Digital Video Business April 24, 2018
NEW YORK—Meredith Corporation has named Andrew Snyder Senior Vice President/Head of Video, reporting to Stan Pavlovsky, President of Meredith Digital. In this new role, Snyder now oversees the company’s digital video business, including digital programming and production, business affairs and ...Continue reading
CPB Asks for More Funding For Interconnection, Ready To Learn April 24, 2018
WASHINGTON—The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) last week asked Congress to appropriate $455 million for fiscal year 2021—$10 million more than the annual funding its requested since 2015. CPB also asked for $20 million in fiscal year 2019 for replacement of the public broadcasting ...Continue reading

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