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11/08/2022
On the Circuit
Registration for the 2023 NAB Show—the 100th edition of the event—opened Tuesday. It will take place at the Las Vegas Convention Center from April 15-19. The deadline for submission of speaker and panel proposals is Nov. 18.
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10/20/2022
On the Circuit
Paramount is hosting the Paramount Global Summit on Disability on Oct. 31. The virtual event will center around three fireside chats featuring performers, company leaders and philanthropic figures to encourage more disability inclusion in media and entertainment.
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10/18/2022
Mother of Pearl
Pearl TV, the coalition of U.S. broadcast companies transitioning to NextGen TV, revealed a FastTrack program made to speed up the development and availability of low-cost upgrade receivers. At NAB Show in New York, Pearl TV noted that through the program, products will be created to help deliver NextGen TV to 91% of households with displays that have HDMI input but don’t have the proper technology to transition. FastTrack will also work with device makers through the process of meeting NextGen TV requirements.
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09/06/2022
NAB Wants 1.0 Simulcast Sunset
Cable has encouraged the FCC to keep a requirement that forces broadcasters transitioning to ATSC 3.0 to continue to air programming on its 1.0 simulcast channel that is substantially similar to the primary video on the 3.0 channel, but NAB has a differing opinion.
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09/01/2022
Nielsen Prepares to Go Private, Responds to FCC Critique
It’s a new era in Nielsen’s history as shareholders approved an acquisition of the TV measurement company by a private equity consortium. The all-cash deal was valued at approximately $16 billion.
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08/24/2022
Fuse Fights to Bring Content Diversity Report to Life
Fuse and its allies aren’t convinced that requiring distributors to submit annual data on the diversity of their content vendors to the FCC would be that heavy of a lift.