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Apple TV+ Eyes November Rollout August 20, 2019
SAN JOSE, Calif.—Christmas may come a little early this year for people anticipating Apple’s new streaming service, Apple TV+. A report from Bloomberg says that a November launch of Apple TV+ is the plan, though no official announcement has been made yet by Apple. A November release would put Apple ...Continue reading
Samsung Moving Toward QD-OLED TVs, CEO Confirms August 20, 2019
SEOUL—Samsung is hoping back into the OLED market, the company’s CEO, Lee Dong-hoon, confirmed recently to The Korea Herald. “The company is making good efforts” to launch QD-OLED panels in the near future, Dong-hoon told the publication. QD-OLED refers to quantum dot organic light-emitting diode ...Continue reading
InSite Signs Management Agreement for Tegna Towers August 20, 2019
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Tower and wireless infrastructure company InSite Wireless Group has announced that it has entered into a management agreement with TV broadcast group Tegna, in which it will provide operational support and marketing services to Tegna’s wholly owned broadcast towers. “Working with ...Continue reading
Report: Wireless Carriers Are Throttling Online Video August 20, 2019
A new report from Northeastern University and the University of Massachusetts shows that U.S. wireless carriers are throttling online video traffic “24/7,” with AT&T and T-Mobile the biggest offenders. The claims come a little more than a year after the FCC’s repeal of net neutrality rules—that ...Continue reading
‘Live Rescue’ Packs VidOvation’s AVIWEST for Productions August 19, 2019
IRVINE, Calif.—Following paramedics and first responders as they respond to calls, Big Fish Entertainment uses VidOvation’s AVIWEST bonded cellular system to assist with its transmission of live footage for the A&E show “Live Rescue.” Featuring PRO180 transmitters and StreamHub transceivers, ...Continue reading
AT&T TV Rolls Out to Select Markets August 19, 2019
DALLAS—AT&T TV is live for some customers in California, Florida, Kansas, Missouri and Texas. The company’s IP-based streaming version of a traditional pay-TV bundle can be purchased by those living in Orange County or Riverside, Calif.; West Palm Beach, Fla.; Topeka and Wichita, Kan.; St. ...Continue reading

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