Tech on Tap: Next Generation TV – The broadcast television darkhorse
Michael and Laura take on the NAB’s NextGen TV event held in Raleigh, and the team discusses what this means for the future of cord-cutters and cord-nevers.
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All together now: Students, creators and professionals connect at NextGen mixer
NextGen engineers, investors and creators met with entrepreneurs and professionals of all ages and careers who would be using the new, cutting-edge technology.
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PHOTOS: Previewing the future of broadcast video
The National Association of Broadcasters and Raleigh’s Capitol Broadcasting, parent company of WRAL-TV and FOX 50, demonstrated live Olympics video transmitted in ATSC 3.0. Monday to a group of VIPs.
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The future of broadcasting: Next Generation TV debuts in Raleigh
Next Generation TV took another step toward commercial reality on Monday as Raleigh-based Capitol Broadcasting – long a pioneer in embracing new tech from the Internet to high-definition and now 4K ultra high-definition – and numerous partners demonstrated the emerging suite of forthcoming over-air offerings.
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Exploring Next Generation TV: What is it? How is it better? Do I need a new TV? Can I stream?
What does new Next Gen TV mean for you as a viewer? Can you still stream since this new tech is for broadcast over the air? Will you need a new TV? What makes Next Gen, as it is called, a better viewing experience? What about this new alert system that is designed to deliver warnings to my neighborhood? And when can you expect to see programming that includes the new features? We’ve got the answers.
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Olympic media get sneak peek at next innovation in video
A technology being tested at WRAL in Raleigh is front and center at the PyeongChang Games.
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Next Gen TV demo: See the wow of 4K UHD, immersive sound, interactive features – and more (+ video)
The next generation of wow is coming. Are you ready to see it? Hear it? Become immersed in it?
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WRAL-TV to showcase ‘Next Gen TV’ at Triangle Startup Social
WRAL-TV, a leader in development and deployment of cutting-edge broadcasting technology, will unveil Next Generation TV at the Triangle Startup Social on Feb. 19.
Read MoreWRAL begins broadcast in next-gen TV technology
WRAL-TV on Tuesday became the first commercially-licensed television station to broadcast its news under next-generation standards. Capitol Broadcasting’s NBC affiliate in Raleigh-Durham, WRAL, launched its new ATSC 3.0 station by airing “Take Me Out to the Bulls’ Game,” a documentary shot, edited and post-produced in 4K/UHD HDR. Following the documentary, that station switched to WRAL News. “Capitol Broadcasting believes strongly in the future of over-the-air broadcasting, and that ATSC 3.0 represents the technological breakthrough that will enable local stations to remain the primary source of news, information and entertainment on any device,” said CBC President and CEO Jim Goodmon....
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