
TV Tech is a leading trade publication for broadcast television professionals, covering cutting-edge technology transitions such as IP-based production, cloud workflows, and the rollout of NextGen TV (ATSC 3.0). It provides in-depth analysis of FCC regulatory changes and industry trends, serving as a trusted resource for engineers and executives. Unlike general tech media, TV Tech focuses exclusively on the broadcast and production ecosystem, offering targeted news, product reviews, and case studies.
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The transition to IP-based production using SMPTE ST 2110 is creating significant operational challenges, specifically regarding network infrastructure management and a widening skills gap. Industry professionals are urged to treat network architecture as a core production asset by investing in enterprise-grade hardware and specialized training.
The streaming industry is facing significant user friction due to fragmented interfaces and inconsistent navigation across various platforms. Aggregators like Apple TV and Google TV are increasingly adopting unified discovery layers to simplify content access and improve the user experience.
Media organizations are increasingly adopting cloud monitoring strategies to manage the operational complexity of elastic, multi-region infrastructures. The strategy emphasizes visibility, FinOps-driven cost management, performance benchmarking, and automated security monitoring to ensure system stability.
FreeCast has announced the integration of ATSC 3.0 (NextGen TV) support into its SelectTV streaming platform, creating a hybrid delivery model. This move has prompted industry debate regarding the FCC's current regulatory framework for the broadcast transition and potential impacts on signal control and free-to-air accessibility.
The professional video industry is shifting toward hybrid production as a permanent strategic architecture rather than a temporary transition to cloud. This approach integrates on-premises hardware for low-latency tasks like live switching with cloud resources for remote collaboration to optimize cost, security, and operational efficiency.
Fox Advertising has expanded its partnership with iSpot.tv to integrate cross-platform measurement currency into its automated OneFOX ad platform. The move enables advertisers to use unified data to plan and measure campaigns across linear, CTV, and digital video inventory.
Media organizations are increasingly treating captioning not as a compliance task but as a source of structured metadata for content intelligence. By integrating transcripts into CMS and MAM workflows, broadcasters can improve searchability, automate content repurposing, and streamline global localization.
TV Tech reports that Audio Masterpiece’s Gary Vahling served as the lead systems partner for the project. The article focuses on the production upgrade and appears on TV Tech’s site.
TV Tech covers NAB’s update to the FCC on progress in the NextGen TV News Technology Lab program, including advances in ATSC 3.0 alerting. The piece is dated June 24, 2026.
TV Tech published a feature on how global audio teams create the sound of a major sporting event. It was published on June 24, 2026.