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Mar. 28--NEW DELHI -- The first round of the row between advertisers and broadcasters over salvaging huge ad spends lost on television following Team India's debacle in World Cup 2007, has gone in favour of broadcasters. Mar. 28--NEW DELHI -- The first round of...
HILLSIDE, N.J. -- Glowpoint, Inc. (OTC:GLOW.PK) today introduced its High Definition HD two-way video-over-IP broadcast telepresence solution, which delivers unparalleled quality and features to broadcasters at a fraction of the cost of traditional content acquisition methods. The service is tailored to meet broadcasters' growing demand for access to remotely located...
By Meredith McGehee, Campaign Legal Center Future Unclear on Matters of Public Interest, Must-Carry A flash of a breast during the Super Bowl cost CBS $550,000. A bachelor/bachelorette party featuring various pixilated scenes of sexual c...
By Staff New National Association of Broadcasters President David Rehr, when asked how broadcasters should approach the indecency issue, responded, 'The NAB supports the First Amendment rights of people to say whatever they want to say. I t ...
By Matt Polka, American Cable Association Broadcasters complain they are entitled to receive compensation for carriage of their local television signals. Let's look at the facts. In return for the obligation to provide local television s...
By John Eggerton Now that President Bush has delivered his the state-of-the-union address, we thought it a good time to ask some other presidents-and chairmen, CEOs, executive directors and commissioners-to weigh in on the state of the medi ...
By Staff Public-Interest Regulations Need FCC Approval, Too Editor: I agree that over two years is too long a wait for new rules that will clarify local broadcasters' role in the...
EXCEUTIVE SUMMARY: * The government wants its analog system back, but broadcasters are dragging their feet and likely won't make the end of 2006 deadline to be all digital. * A new deadline has been set...
By Paige Albiniak WHAT: Television Bureau of Advertising Annual Marketing Conference WHEN: Thursday, April 12, 2007 WHERE: Jacob Javits Convention Center, New York (11th Ave. and 36th St.) (Speakers and times are subject to change; check TVB. By...
Byline: CRAIG BIRKMAIER For decades, broadcasters have been blessed with free access to some of the most desirable spectrum in the RF bands. But, because of the technical realities broadcasters encountered when they first constructed transmis Byline: CRAIG...
NEW YORK -- Second graph, first sentence of release should read: "As FCC deadlines for transferring all television content to digital rapidly approach, broadcasters are looking for low-cost acquisition... (sted: "As FCC deadlines for transferring all television content to HD rapidly approach, broadcasters are looking for low-cost acquisition...).
By David Honig There is a saying that gauges how well our nation is providing equal rights and opportunities to all citizens: You can't just talk the talk; you must walk the walk. Often, the "walks"...
Broadcasters could soon be forced to air specific amounts of local programming and political coverage. House Commerce Committee members are debating whether digital-TV legislation to be introduced within two weeks should impose defined " Broadcasters could soon be...
By David K. Rehr, NAB American Cable Association CEO Matt Polka's recent column on retransmission consent ('No Subsidies for Free TV,' Jan. 15, 2007, page 21) contained numerous inaccuracies that should be addressed. Broadcast programmin ...
Broadcasters are known for hounding the FCC to crack down on pirate-radio operators, the unlicensed broadcasters who beam political rants, underground club music and anything else they want from jury-rigged basement transmitters. Pirates rarely che Broadcasters are known for hounding the FCC to crack...
Station owners, network executives, and critics of media "indecency" huddled in private last week to figure out what to do about the state of radio and TV. After a whole day, they pledged to do better. "The proof is in the...
By John Eggerton Move could fuel activist monitoring of stations' performance FCC Chairman Kevin Martin wants broadcasters to put their public files online, including public-affairs-programming logs, requests for political-ad time and th By...
ARLINGTON, Va. -- The following statement was issued today by Consumer Electronics Association (CEAR) President and CEO Gary Shapiro regarding the ability of satellite broadcasters to transmit high-definition HD signals to consumers who cannot receive such signals over the air from their local broadcasters.
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