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AoIP Advocates AES Snag Technical Emmy January 17, 2020
NEW YORK—The Audio Engineering Society will receive a Technical & Engineering Emmy Award for its work with audio over IP, sharing the award with six partners who were involved in developing the AES67 standard: ALC NetworX, Audinate, Kevin Gross, QSC, Telos Alliance and Wheatstone. The award is ...Continue reading
NextGen TV Could Fuel 50% Local TV Revenue Growth Over 10 Years, Says BIA January 17, 2020
CHANTILLY, Va.—NextGen TV offers clear upsides for local TV stations, which have the potential to grow revenue 50% over the next 10 years as they deploy ATSC 3.0, says a new BIA forecast. The outlook for 3.0, presented Jan. 16 at SMPTE Washington, D.C., Chapter’s NextGen TV Summit, finds that with ...Continue reading
NBCU’s Peacock to Begin Rollout April 15 January 17, 2020
NEW YORK—Peacock, NBCUniversal’s upcoming streaming platform, will strut its feathers starting in April for Comcast customers before it becomes available to everyone later in the year, officially joining the ongoing streaming wars between many major studios and networks. NBCU unveiled the plan for ...Continue reading
Ornelas Leaves NAB for Beasley January 16, 2020
WASHINGTON—The National Association of Broadcasters will have a new chief operating officer come Feb. 1. Chris Ornelas, who has been with NAB for a decade, will depart to join Beasley Media Group, where he’ll oversee legal matters for the media company as its general counsel. He will be replaced by ...Continue reading
AFCCE, IEEE-BTS & NTA Dole Out Spring 2020 Scholarships January 16, 2020
WASHINGTON—In an effort to support students that are seeking careers in telecommunications and broadcast engineering, the Association of Federal Communications Consulting Engineers, the IEEE Broadcast Technology Society and the National Translator Association have selected nine students across the ...Continue reading
FCC Accepting Applicants for Honors Engineer Program January 16, 2020
WASHINGTON—The FCC is seeking recent or upcoming college graduates with an engineering degree to take part in its Honors Engineer Program, which is accepting applications from now until Feb. 20. The Honors Engineer Program, which the FCC launched in 2018, is a one-year career development program ...Continue reading

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