At the 2020 CES Show this week, South Korean TV set maker LG Electronics announced that it would add “Next Gen TV” receiver chips into six new OLED TV models, including its top-of-the-line ZX 8K TV series that includes 88- and 77-inch sets. LG also said it will build ATSC 3.0 reception capability into 55-, 65- and 77-inch models of its new 4K OLED Gallery TV series, including its 65-inch 4K “rollable Wallpaper” OLED model.
The 5G Media Action Group launched at IBC 2019 to promote broadcast over future 5G cellular networks has just held its first General Assembly at the Geneva headquarters of the EBU (European Broadcasting Union).
From monetizing content and the latest IP content production and streaming methods to post-production and the status of ATSC 3.0, this year’s NAB Show NY has a full slate of keynote speakers and technical sessions that reflect what’s happening in the industry today and what attendees need to be successful.
Synamedia, self-proclaimed world largest independent video software provider, is strengthening its video network portfolio by partnering with (VoD) workflow technology vendor Telestream.
The Consumer Technology Association (CTA) has unveiled “NEXT GEN TV” as the go-to-market name and logo for all ATSC 3.0-Enabled Tech Devices.
At the 2019 IBC convention this year it was clear that the consumer is king and, for broadcasters and content delivery platforms, reliably serving that on-demand ruler with hyper-adaptable operations that can reach many platforms simultaneously could secure the keys to the successful-business-model castle. In fact, this year’s conference theme—appropriately entitled “Consumers First: A New Era in Media”—represented a changing view among broadcasters: from “if you build a channel they will come” to “deliver those channels to wherever they are.”