The IEEE Broadcast Technology Society is hosting its Broadcast Technology Forum on October 27–28 at the NAB headquarters in Washington, D.C. The event will feature technical sessions covering ATSC 3.0 evolution, IP delivery for radio, and transmission infrastructure.
The shift from a formal symposium to an open forum at NAB headquarters signals a push for practical, collaborative problem-solving in broadcast engineering. By focusing on ATSC 3.0 MIMO extensions and IP delivery for radio, the event addresses the technical hurdles preventing wider adoption of GoNextGenTV campaign and hybrid radio services. These discussions directly influence how engineers manage spectrum efficiency and transmission hardware in an increasingly IP-centric ecosystem. As the industry moves toward software-defined broadcasting, the integration of cellular networks and broadcast engineering discussed here will be critical for future infrastructure. Watch for updates on the IEEE emission mask measurement standards, which could redefine regulatory compliance for high-power transmitters.
The forum will also address FCC equipment authorization rules as they pertain to the security of broadcast transmission hardware. Industry leaders are also monitoring how media standards adoption continues to evolve alongside these infrastructure developments, while also tracking FCC 5G broadcast authorization for potential new transmission models.
The IEEE BTS Broadcast Technology Forum will take place October 27–28 at NAB headquarters. The event focuses on practical, collaborative solutions for ATSC 3.0 evolution and IP-based radio delivery. This shift toward open discussion aims to address technical hurdles in NextGen TV and hybrid radio, influencing future broadcast engineering and spectrum management.
The forum will be held at the NAB headquarters on October 27–28.
The event covers ATSC 3.0 evolution, IP-based radio delivery, transmission infrastructure like liquid cooling, and synchronous boosters.
Charles Cooper from the NTIA will deliver a keynote address on federal spectrum management during a joint luncheon with the AFCCE.
Charlie Einolf will be presented with the 2025 Jules Cohen Award for Outstanding Broadcast Engineering.
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