Latest TV news, articles and reviews as of 2025-05-09

Number of articles found: 2267

• Kinéis Deploys More Satellites, Aims for IoT Services in 2025

  French startup Kinéis has launched its second batch of satellites, bringing the total to 10 and putting it on track to offer Internet of Things services in 2025.

  

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• The Transition to IP-Based Audio in Broadcasting: Opportunities and Challenges

  This article explores the benefits and challenges of moving to IP-based audio workflows in broadcasting, examining the role of standards like ST 2110 and AES67, the impact on broadcasters' infrastructure, and the potential for hybrid systems.

  

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• The Rise of Cloud-Based Solutions in Broadcast Audio Production

  Discover how cloud-based and virtualized solutions are transforming broadcast audio production, offering flexibility, scalability, and remote workflows. Explore the advantages, challenges, and the future of this evolving technology.

  

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• AI to Enhance Storytelling in Film and Television: Charismatic Consortium Launches £1.04 Million Project

  The Charismatic consortium, funded by Innovate UK, will explore how AI can empower content creators, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds, to enhance storytelling in film and television. The project focuses on developing business...

  

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• Sky Glass TV Users Unable to Turn on Their Sets

  Sky has apologized after several hundred users of Sky Glass TVs found they were unable to turn on their sets. Problems were first reported on Thursday evening just before 21.00 BST with problems continuing into Friday morning. Sky is advising...

  

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• Agile Content Launches New TV Service in Italy for Convergenze

  Agile Content has launched a new TV service in Italy for Convergenze, featuring over 100 live channels and 800 hours of video-on-demand content. The service offers a wide range of entertainment options, including sports, documentaries, TV series,...

  

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• SAR Constellations Expand to Meet Growing Demand

  The demand for synthetic aperture radar (SAR) constellations is increasing due to the growing needs of national security and civil agencies. Companies like Capella Space, Iceye and Synspective are expanding their constellations to provide more...

  

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• AI in Space: Policymakers and Tech Leaders Must Collaborate to Unleash Potential

  Experts at World Satellite Business Week advocate for collaboration between policymakers and technology leaders to accelerate the societal benefits of artificial intelligence, particularly in space-based computing.

  

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• CBS Stations Embrace Virtual Studios, Expanding Across the Group

  CBS News and Stations are progressively implementing augmented reality and virtual technology at their owned stations, with KCNC being the latest to adopt the technology in September 2023. Learn about the impact of these virtual studios on local...

  

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• Gayle King Renews Contract with CBS, Staying at “CBS Mornings”

  Gayle King has extended her contract with CBS, securing her place as co-anchor of “CBS Mornings.” While financial details remain confidential, it's reported King agreed to a pay cut, potentially aiding in cost control and avoiding job cuts within...

  

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• SpaceX Accuses FAA of Slow Response in License Dispute

  SpaceX, in a letter to Congress, criticized the FAA's $633,000 proposed fines for launch license violations, claiming the agency was slow to process minor changes and that the fines were politically motivated.

  

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• Canal+ Appeals Arcom’s Decision to Refuse C8 License Renewal

  Canal+ Group has appealed against Arcom’s decision not to renew the licence for its controversial news channel C8. The decision threatens the “entire ecosystem” of the company.

  

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• SpaceX’s Starshield: A Threat or Opportunity for Earth Observation Companies?

  Earth observation companies are monitoring SpaceX’s Starshield program, a national security-focused version of Starlink, with some expressing concern about its potential impact on the industry.

  

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• Saudi Arabia’s NSG Plans to Lease Satellite Capacity Before Launching Own Constellation

  Neo Space Group, backed by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, aims to lease multi-orbit capacity and acquire companies to bolster its presence in the satellite market.

  

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• TelevisaUnivision Names Daniel Alegre as CEO, Wade Davis to Become Vice Chairman

  TelevisaUnivision has appointed Daniel Alegre as its next CEO, succeeding Wade Davis, who will transition to the role of vice chairman of the board of directors. Alegre brings extensive experience in media, entertainment, and technology, having...

  

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• CBS's 'Beyond the Gates' Sets Cast, Confirms Production Details

  CBS has announced key casting decisions, a new title, and production details for its upcoming daytime soap opera “Beyond the Gates,” the first Black daytime soap since 1999.

  

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• NHK WORLD-JAPAN Expands Reach in Germany with HD+

  NHK WORLD-JAPAN, the English-language international service of Japan’s public media organisation NHK, expands its distribution in Germany with the integration of the channel into HD+’s streaming package, HD+ IP and multiscreen service HD+...

  

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• BlackSky Technology to Provide Imagery of Space Objects for HEO

  BlackSky Technology, a leader in rapid and automated Earth observation, will provide imagery of space objects to Australian startup HEO for defense, intelligence, and commercial use.

  

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• Small Satellite Manufacturers Question Megafactories Amid Market Concerns

  Some small satellite manufacturers are questioning the viability of large-scale "megafactories," arguing that the market demand for such facilities is limited. They argue that "microfactories" are a more cost-effective and flexible option.

  

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• LiveU's Lightweight Sports Production Makes Professional Live Sports Production Accessible and Affordable

  LiveU has launched a new Lightweight Sports Production solution that offers a cost-effective, fully featured, professional live sports production accessible for every event size, including diverse and minority sports.

  

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