As they seek to recoup 5G investments, telcos are searching for new business models and business streams inside the metaverse.

New report from Ericsson shows that 70% of consumers are dissatisfied with lack of the availability of 5G services and new apps.

As cloud services become more ubiquitous and less expensive, broadcasters are becoming eager to utilize the cloud, especially in live streaming media production.

Organized by OBS and Intel, this test will aim to show how live 8K signals can be compressed using VVC/ H.266 and sent with minimal latency over the internet.

How live productions are centralizing operations in the cloud, consolidating workflows, improving efficiency and reducing redundancy

Broadcasting the 2024 Summer Games Torch Relay set a new standard in the use of a private 5G network for sustained live streaming at scale.

Learn how CP Communications leveraged Haivision’s low-latency live video contribution solutions over cellular networks for the New York City Marathon.

Haivision’s latest report finds enabling remote production and transitioning to IP are top investment priorities for broadcasters this year.

Skip Pizzi, a key developer of the ATSC 3.0 digital TV standard, describes the ongoing transition to NextGen TV using the lighthouse model.

When it comes to internet use, companies, consumers and standards organizations are considering new sustainability practices.

With the introduction of 5G New Radio technology, the game-changing applications for broadcasting are on the verge of being realized.

While 5G has increased the mobile data bandwidth available to users, operators are still searching for a dramatic 5G VR mobile application.