Latest TV news, articles and reviews as of 2025-05-10

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• AST SpaceMobile Books Rockets to Deploy Satellites for 5G Coverage

  AST SpaceMobile has secured launch contracts with Blue Origin, SpaceX, and India's GSLV to deploy a constellation of satellites enabling 5G coverage for standard mobile phones in the US and other key markets.

  

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• Newsrooms Embracing AI, but Legacy Systems Remain a Challenge

  A new report by Dalet and Caretta Research reveals that newsrooms are facing challenges with legacy systems, but are optimistic about the future with the adoption of AI.

  

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• SMPTE and Avid Publish New Standard for VC-3 Codec in IMF

  SMPTE and Avid have collaborated to publish a new standard for the VC-3 codec in interoperable master format (IMF). This standard, SMPTE ST 2067-70, ensures the use of VC-3 in IMF, enabling high-quality delivery and archiving of content.

  

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• The Future of Sports Broadcasting: A World Where Every Fan Feels Connected

  Discover how advancements in AI, AR, and geogating are transforming sports broadcasting, creating a more global, personal, and culturally relevant experience for fans.

  

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• Craig Melvin Named to Replace Hoda Kotb on 'Today'

  NBC News has announced that Craig Melvin will be taking over for Hoda Kotb on the "Today" show, starting in January 2025. Melvin, who has served as the de facto third co-anchor on the show, will anchor the 7 to 8 a.m. hour.

  

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• Amazon Shutting Down Freevee Streaming Service

  Amazon is shutting down its ad-supported streaming service Freevee after five years, moving its content to the Prime Video brand. The service is expected to be phased out in the coming weeks.

  

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• Spire Global Sells Ship-Tracking Business to Kpler for $241 Million

  Satellite operator Spire Global is selling its commercial ship-tracking business to analytics provider Kpler to invest in other data markets and its hosted payload services.

  

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• NASA, Roscosmos Disagree on International Space Station Air Leak Severity

  NASA and Roscosmos disagree on the cause and severity of an air leak in the Russian segment of the International Space Station, which NASA fears could lead to a catastrophic failure.

  

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• Al Arabiya’s Futuristic Graphics for US Election Coverage

  Al Arabiya used augmented reality and virtual elements to create a futuristic set for US election coverage, reflecting a cyber and synthwave aesthetic.

  

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• Broadcast Workflows in Transition: AI, IP and the Cloud Drive Efficiency

  Broadcast workflows are evolving rapidly, driven by trends like the adoption of SMPTE ST 2110, the rise of remote and cloud production, and the increasing use of artificial intelligence. This article explores these trends and how they are shaping...

  

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• The US Election and The Rise of Remote Audio Production for News Broadcasters

  The 2024 U.S. Presidential Election is driving a shift in news broadcasting, with local broadcasters increasingly adopting remote audio production workflows to reach a wider audience. Learn how Calrec is enabling these changes.

  

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• Netflix's Ad-Supported Plan Sees Steady Growth, Reaching 70 Million Viewers

  Netflix's ad-supported plan continues to grow, reaching 70 million viewers monthly, a nearly twofold increase from May. The platform aims to expand advertising as a key revenue source alongside its subscription model.

  

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• JPL Layoffs: NASA Lab Cuts Staff Again Amid Budget Constraints

  The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is set to lay off about 325 employees this week, marking the second round of staff reductions in less than a year due to budget constraints. The layoffs are expected to affect a range of departments, from...

  

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• Elon Musk Could Reshape NASA in the Trump Administration

  Former NASA officials say that Elon Musk, who has been advising President-elect Donald Trump, could have a significant impact on the agency, including its human spaceflight program.

  

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• Election Night 2024: A Glimpse into the Future of Television News?

  Despite technological advancements, election night coverage in 2024 largely adhered to traditional formulas. While the use of augmented reality and touchscreen displays was ubiquitous, networks hesitated to embrace truly innovative approaches. ...

  

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• Bitmovin’s AI Contextual Advertising: Delivering Hyper-Personalized Ads Based on Content

  Bitmovin has launched AI Contextual Advertising, a unique solution that analyzes video content to deliver personalized and relevant ads to viewers, boosting ad conversions and brand loyalty.

  

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• Diamond Sports Group and St. Louis Cardinals Agree on New Media Rights Deal

  Diamond Sports Group and the St. Louis Cardinals have reached a new multi-year media rights agreement that maintains Diamond as the team’s exclusive local broadcaster while adding direct-to-consumer streaming options. The agreement reduces rights...

  

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• Vodafone Germany Suffers 6.2% Decline in Q2, MDU Law Change Impacts TV & Broadband

  Vodafone's German business saw a 6.2% decline in the second quarter due to a new law allowing tenants to choose their own TV and broadband providers, impacting the company's MDU customer base. Despite the decline, Vodafone retained 4 million MDU...

  

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• Sierra Space Clears Design Review for Missile-Warning Satellites

  Sierra Space, known for its commercial space initiatives, is making inroads into the national security sector with its missile-warning satellites for the Space Development Agency's Tranche 2 Tracking Layer. The company has cleared an early design...

  

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• Rocket Lab Secures Contract to Advance Digital Engineering for Neutron Engine

  Rocket Lab has secured an $8 million contract from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to advance digital engineering processes for its Archimedes rocket engine, which will power its Neutron launch vehicle.

  

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