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Thank you to everyone who joined us for our latest TV Tech Talk on Tuesday. Thank u to our sponsors: @AJAVideo, Broadcast Management Group, @LiveU and @Tedial_MediaIT! The webinar is now available to watch on demand: events.tvtechnology.com/watc…
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.@Beck_TV, @BeamDynamics and @Providius Partner on Broadcast System Design, Asset Intelligence and Live Monitoring tvtechnology.com/business/pa…
Broadcasters Foundation of America Expands Aid to Broadcasters in Need @BroadcastersFDN tvtechnology.com/business/pe…
Carr Warns Broadcasters Against Reporting ‘Fake’ Polls tvtechnology.com/regulatory-…
Shares of Netflix hit a two-year low after the streamer’s Q3 2026 earnings report revealed an ongoing softening in top-line growth and a miss on advertising revenue for the full year.
The stock was down -7% in premarket trading Wednesday, to under $64/share, a decline of nearly 30% year-to-date to the lowest point since August 2024.
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MLB's Regional Broadcast Rights Worth $1.6B Despite RSN Disruption tvtechnology.com/business/ml…
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NHK Super Hi-Vision Cameras Join Journey to the Red Planet tvbeurope.com/production-pos…
Amagi Expands its South American Presence tvtechnology.com/business/am…
FEMA Outlines Expectations for National EAS Test radioworld.com/news-and-busi…
BBC News Channel Launches on YouTube in U.K. and U.S. tvbeurope.com/media-consumpt…
Comcast Found Liable for $213M in Patent Infringement Suit tvtechnology.com/regulatory-…
Congratulations to the ATSC for receiving the Tech Emmy for ATSC 3.0! Nice to see President Emeritus Mark Richer and current President Madeleine Noland accept award last night. @atsc_updates @ATSC_Guy @madeleinebcm
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Supreme Court Sides With Republicans in Political Ad Rates Decision tvtechnology.com/regulatory-…


















