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DMOSAIC is a crossplatform monitoring application that allows simultaneous previewing of multiple video and audio feeds....More

Gordon Smith, president and CEO of NAB, asked the agency in a letter yesterday to "strive for total transparency of process" as it considers issues related to the auction....More

Jay Adrick, VP Broadcast Technology with Harris, discusses the presentation he made this week at the FCC about the ramifications of the government's plan to repack TV spectrum following incentive auctions....More

The two companies band together in order to expand product line....More

The FCC adopted a Report and Order this week affirming that it would allow the June 12 sunset of its 2007 Viewability Order for hybrid cable television systems....More

A new report from GfK Media finds the number of people in the United States who are watching only TV signals received off air has climbed by 8 million since last year....More

Electra 8000 encoders and ProStream 1000 Multiplexers will be used to power video coverage from the BBC....More

More than 80,000 PB of data is protected and retained in multiple applications. LTO 6 licensing slated for August 2012....More

Sony's implementation means the AFTRS students can learn in a state-of-the-art production environment....More

As if the popular mobile and social game Draw Something could not get any bigger, Zynga is currently negotiating to bring the popular game to a whole new range of fans via primetime television with a new game show executive produced by American Idol host Ryan Seacrest. Drawing programs have had a good run in the past via syndicated shows such as “Win, Lose or Draw” and “Pictionary,” but bringing Draw Something full circle back to network and mobile TV could be the ultimate lesson in cross pollination and brand extending that mobile content producers are constantly striving for. But will it draw mobile viewers?...More

Israel-based mobile TV technology company Siano announced at the Reuters Global Media and Technology Summit this past week that trends are changing for Mobile TV. Previously, the company has focused a large amount of its efforts on emerging markets such as China, but now it sees increases in Japan, the United States and the automotive market. To look at Siano’s new markets is to see how Mobile TV is growing, and growing fast. But Siano has a new strategy that hopes to bypass 4G and ramp up an even bigger market....More

As Dyle gears up for a hopefully big holiday season roll-out in 2012, the Mobile Content Venture (MCV) announced this week that it has signed yet another large consumer electronics manufacturer: Elgato. Dyle is designed to offer consumers a brand-aware option when choosing mobile TV devices. When you see the Dyle logo, you know that it is compatible with the ATSC Mobile DTV standard. But will this new move be enough to push Dyle MDTV out to the masses later this year?...More