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WRAL and Capitol Broadcasting Company Join Forces with Eon Mediafor new Artificial Intelligence venture: WRAL Archives

Posted by Rick Smith | Sep 15, 2022

NEXTGEN TV Q&A: What it is, how it works, what viewers will receive, much more

Posted by WRAL TechWire | Dec 16, 2020

Here is a Q&A about next generation TV as provided by Capitol Broadcasting as part of today’s NEXTGEN TV announcement.

WRAL, WRAZ launch next generation in TV broadcasting across Triangle

Posted by Rick Smith | Dec 16, 2020

The next generation in TV broadcasting, including a sharper picture, higher quality sound, internet content and a more sophisticated emergency alert system, is now available across stations in the Triangle.

Capitol Broadcasting’s Women’s Network helps middle school girls learn about tech

Posted by Rick Smith | Aug 15, 2018

Fifty middle school girls in the Triangle recently got to learn about professional careers in technology and news thanks to a service project of the Capitol Women’s Network.

American Tobacco Campus offers rotating space for retailers

Posted by Rick Smith | Jul 11, 2018

The American Tobacco Campus is accepting applications for a new pop-up space meant to highlight multiple innovative small businesses in a thriving urban setting.

North Carolina, UNC-TV, Capitol deliver first test of emergency info via new TV technology

Posted by WRAL TechWire | May 23, 2018

The next generation of digital TV broadcasting technology recently took another step toward reality and deployment recently through 911 testing in North Carolina.

New WRAL TechWire website takes a top prize in Local Media Association Digital Innovation Contest

Posted by WRAL TechWire | Mar 16, 2018

WRAL TechWire’s new mobile-friendly website, which launched in December, took first place for Best Redesign/Relaunch in the Local Media Association Digital Innovation Contest.

All together now: Students, creators and professionals connect at NextGen mixer

Posted by WRAL News | Feb 20, 2018

NextGen engineers, investors and creators met with entrepreneurs and professionals of all ages and careers who would be using the new, cutting-edge technology.

PHOTOS: Previewing the future of broadcast video

Posted by Jodi Leese Glusco | Feb 20, 2018

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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