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Massachusetts-headquartered Avid says it is primed to unveil a series of product enhancements across its portfolio at the upcoming IBC2024 event that are designed to change how media creators produce premium content for television, film, and news.

StreamGuys is moving ahead with plans to introduce a new ultra-low-latency streaming service at the upcoming IBC event in Amsterdam that it says "brings synchronicity to the 'second screen' experience of a live sports event."

DataCore-owned Perifery has brought to market a "comprehensive workflow solution" that it says integrates storage, asset management, applications, and artificial intelligence functionality.

The nation's lone satellite radio operation is moving forward with a new tech facility in Ireland. As SiriusXM sees it, Dublin-based employees are expected to play a critical role in the company’s continued digital transformation, and will function as a center of excellence for SiriusXM’s Product and Technology organization.

Built on the legacy of the Telos iPort series of hardware products, Zephyr Connect is delivered as a software container that can be deployed on-premises on a COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) server or cloud-hosted.

At 7pm Eastern on Sunday, once of the fiercest carriage agreement battles in recent memory began. It pits DirectTV against The Walt Disney Co. It's a war that could go on for weeks, or months, as the battleground has evolved significantly since their last retransmission consent agreement was finalized in 2019.

FCC says a public notice with ample time will be given; legal challenges remain

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Sans interference, the AM station was granted a license by the FCC

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The CRTC has released its annual highlights of the nation's broadcasting sector, based on the broadcast year, which ended precisely one year ago. How did the 2022-2023 season shape up, fiscally speaking? Conventional television continued to operate at a loss during the period, as total broadcasting revenue was statistically flat.

It's a controversial matter, and as such there are presently three petitions for review of a FCC vote pending in a federal appeals court that seeks to put a stop to the restatement of data collection from broadcast licensees using Form 395-B. Privacy issues are the key concern for those seeking to stop the Commission.