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ATSC 3.0
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06/10/2020
FCC Pushes ATSC 3.0 Forward
The FCC voted unanimously Tuesday to clarify that current television station ownership restrictions do not apply to broadcast-delivered services to be powered by the ATSC 3.0 standard.
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05/27/2020
Four Vegas Stations Go NextGen
Four Las Vegas stations have begun broadcasting in NextGen TV powered by ATSC 3.0, marking the first full-power, multi-station commercial deployment of the standard in the US.
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05/19/2020
FCC Vote Helps Set the Path for NextGen TV
With the NAB Show 2020 in Vegas canceled, we didn’t hear quite as much about ATSC 3.0—or NextGen TV (its preferred consumer friendly name) this spring as we might normally have.
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05/07/2020
Sinclair Details Mechanism for Sports Fee Refunds
Sinclair CEO Chris Ripley offered some answers on how the broadcaster approaches its sports rights and distribution agreements Wednesday during the company’s 1Q20 earnings call, noting that some sports rights agreements RSNs ink with professional sports teams and distributors carry a minimum game delivery obligation.
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04/03/2020
Edge Networks to Use ATSC 3.0 for Pay TV Package
Edge Networks, which received FCC permission to launch two ATSC 3.0 channels in Boise, Idaho, plans to use the NextGen standard to offer a package of 80+ news, sports, local and live channels for less than $50/month in Boise, beginning this summer.
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04/01/2020
Commission Actions
The FCC unanimously voted ahead of its open meeting Tuesday to adopt an NPRM that would modernize digital transmission systems rules to facilitate the use of ATSC 3.0, also known as Next Gen TV.