By Tariq Mondal|June 29, 2015|Blog, Television|
Media Monitoring with Big Data: Opportunities and Challenges What would marketing strategists do if every second of all broadcast television, broadcast radio, and social media posts were available in real time for analysis? How [...]
By David Layer|June 15, 2015|Blog, Radio|
RDS2 Demonstrated at 2015 RDS Forum Meeting For nearly three decades the Radio Data System (RDS) digital FM subcarrier has been providing FM broadcasters the ability to transmit a digital data stream to listeners. [...]
By David Layer|June 1, 2015|Blog, Radio|
Low-power FM Proponents Seek Power Increase Low-power FM (LPFM) stations are increasing in number as a result of the FCC’s October 2013 filing window for new LPFM applications. The most recent “ Broadcast Totals” published [...]
By Tariq Mondal|May 18, 2015|Blog, Television|
Is Broadcast Part of the Solution to Internet Traffic Congestion? Akamai’s Chief Architect Will Law talked about the trends of Internet connectivity at the ATSC Broadcast Television Conference held on May 14, 2015 in [...]
By Skip Pizzi|May 4, 2015|Blog, Radio|
One of the most notable technology issues in the radio industry recently regards the consistency in performance of Nielsen Audio’s (formerly Arbitron’s) Personal People Meter (PPM) TM audience ratings system across various radio formats and/or different listening environments. Broadcasters have [...]
By Skip Pizzi|May 4, 2015|Blog, Television|
First HDR/WCG Television Ecosystem Established At the 2015 NAB Show, Dolby Laboratories announced that it had established the first video high dynamic range and wide color gamut television ecosystem, combining content creators with a content [...]
By Skip Pizzi|May 4, 2015|Blog, Radio|
Teardown analysis of the Apple Watch by ABI Research shows that—like most smartphones—the device includes a connectivity chip that incorporates WiFi, Bluetooth and FM radio capabilities. As in the iPhone, however, the FM capabilities of the connectivity chip are not implemented on the device.
