NEP Group Partners With Signiant For File Transport

The global business relationship between Signiant and NEP Group enable accelerated file-based operations across NEP’s fleet of OB trucks, studios and flypacks. With Media Shuttle, NEP clients can move media assets and associated metadata to and from the venue. …

T-Mobile US Aligns With Google For TV And Drops Own Video Bundle

T-Mobile, one of the big three cellular operators in the US, has abruptly dropped its TV streaming bundle six months after launch and instead lined up with Google to promote YouTube TV, as well as stepping up promotion of the latter’s Android TV platform. …

The Sponsors Perspective: Storage - How To Solve 5G’s Biggest Challenge

The arrival of 5G brings both opportunities and challenges to communications, media and entertainment companies, as well as the original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) working to support them. …

Now We Know. NEXTGEN TV Is A Go

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. …

The year 2017 began with high hopes for two industry IP standards. One from SMPTE to guide the building of IP infrastructures and another from the FCC for a new OTA broadcast standard. Shortly before year’s end, both were realized.

AIMS versus ASPEN – The Next Format Battleground?

About the only thing broadcasters and production types can agree on is that there are too many formats. Unfortunately, it appears a battle is brewing over the next connectivity format/standard. …

Industry Aligns To Embrace IP

As the broadcast industry continues its calculated migration from SDI to Internet Protocol (IP) infrastructures—and all of the targeted file transfers, reduced equipment costs and resolution independence that comes with it—many of the major equipment vendors have begun forming alliances to support each other’s efforts and ensure inter