Latest TV news, articles and reviews as of 2025-07-06

Number of articles found: 2636

• Space Launch System's Solid Rocket Booster Experiences Anomaly During Test

  A new Space Launch System (SLS) solid rocket booster, the BOLE version, experienced an anomaly during testing. Exhaust and debris were observed near the nozzle after 100 seconds of a two-minute burn. Northrop Grumman, the manufacturer, will use...

  

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• EchoStar Delays Potential Bankruptcy Filing Amidst FCC Regulatory Review

  EchoStar, a US satellite operator, has postponed a potential bankruptcy filing to negotiate with the FCC regarding its spectrum licenses. The company faces scrutiny over its compliance with terrestrial network buildout obligations and the use of...

  

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• BBC to Publicly Test AI Tools for News Production

  The BBC is launching public trials of two AI tools: one for generating concise news summaries and another for streamlining content formatting. These pilots aim to improve efficiency and engagement while maintaining strict editorial oversight and...

  

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• Chinese Astronauts Complete Second Spacewalk at Tiangong Space Station

  Two Chinese astronauts, Chen Dong and Chen Zhongrui, conducted a second spacewalk at the Tiangong space station, installing debris shielding and equipment. The spacewalk, lasting nearly 6.5 hours, utilized new automated foot restraints, shortening...

  

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• Rocket Lab's Rapid-Fire Launches: HawkEye 360 Satellites and a Mysterious Payload

  Rocket Lab successfully launched HawkEye 360 satellites on June 26th, followed by a swiftly scheduled launch for a confidential customer just 48 hours later. This demonstrates Rocket Lab's increasing launch cadence and operational flexibility. The...

  

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• Alfalite Unveils SkyPix: Revolutionary LED Panels for Virtual Production

  Alfalite launches SkyPix RGBW & IM, innovative ceiling-mounted LED panels for virtual production. These panels combine RGB video playback with integrated white lighting, offering unprecedented realism and eliminating traditional tracking markers. ...

  

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• Mountain Media Center Opens Massive Broadcast Facility in Denver

  The Mountain Media Center has launched a state-of-the-art 315,000-square-foot media facility in Denver, Colorado, attracting major broadcast technology companies like EVS, VID30, and Mobile TV Group. The facility boasts advanced infrastructure,...

  

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• AgileTV Partners with LIWEST to Enhance Austrian Television Services

  AgileTV, a provider of TV and video technology, has partnered with Austrian telco LIWEST to modernize its television services. This five-year agreement will see AgileTV's platform power LIWEST's TV offering, bringing advanced features and a...

  

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• A1 Group and SPI International Expand Strategic Partnership for Content Delivery Across Southeast Europe

  A1 Group and SPI International strengthen their partnership, enhancing content delivery across Southeast Europe. This collaboration involves technical distribution of SPI channels, including FilmBox+, and expands access for A1 subscribers in...

  

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• US Space Force Poised for Massive Funding Increase Under Reconciliation Bill

  President Trump's reconciliation bill proposes a near-$40 billion budget for the US Space Force in fiscal year 2026, a significant increase. This unprecedented budget structure raises concerns about congressional oversight and the potential...

  

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• US Air Force Reconsiders Satellite Procurement, Exploring SpaceX's Starshield Option

  The US Air Force is pausing funding for its low Earth orbit military satellite constellation, considering SpaceX's Starshield as a potentially cheaper alternative. This decision impacts the procurement of 140 satellites and raises concerns about...

  

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• BBC Studios Launches Paywall for US Website Access

  BBC Studios introduces a subscription model for its US website, offering unlimited access to news, features, and a 24/7 livestream of the BBC News channel for a weekly or monthly fee. Future plans include ad-free documentaries, podcasts, and...

  

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• Muon Space's FireSat Delivers First Thermal Infrared Images

  Muon Space's FireSat Protoflight satellite has transmitted its initial thermal infrared images, showcasing its ability to detect heat signatures from space, including wildfires, volcanoes, and industrial activity. This significant advancement in...

  

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• NASA Reorganization and Budget Cuts Spark Concerns Among Employees

  NASA's acting administrator, Janet Petro, is restructuring the agency, potentially shifting power to field centers and impacting contractor jobs. A proposed budget cut of nearly 25%, including a 47% reduction in science funding, raises concerns...

  

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• CBS Expands Augmented Reality Studio Network to Dallas

  CBS Stations has launched its eighth augmented reality studio, a 20,384 cubic foot space at KTVT in Dallas–Ft. Worth. This expansion enhances weather reporting and immersive content delivery, marking a significant investment in local journalism’s...

  

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• ORS Group Launches Big Blue Marble Brand, Targeting Global Streaming Market

  Austrian broadcast technology provider ORS Group, celebrating its 20th anniversary, unveils its new international brand, Big Blue Marble, signaling a strategic shift towards global expansion in the cloud streaming market. The move consolidates ORS...

  

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• Europe Turns to Rocket Lab for LEO-PNT Satellite Launch

  Europe's reliance on non-European launch services continues as Rocket Lab secures a contract from the European Space Agency (ESA) to launch two Pathfinder A satellites, crucial for testing a future low Earth orbit positioning, navigation, and timing...

  

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• US Satellite Imagery Providers Warn of National Security Risks from Proposed Budget Cuts

  Proposed cuts to the National Reconnaissance Office's commercial imagery budget threaten national security and the viability of the US space industry. Satellite imagery providers warn of cascading consequences for innovation and investment,...

  

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• NEP Group Launches Supershooter 10: A New Mobile Production Unit for Live Broadcasts

  NEP Group unveils Supershooter 10, a cutting-edge mobile production unit enhancing live broadcast capabilities across the US. This IP-based unit, part of a growing fleet, offers a consistent workflow and supports high-definition formats. The...

  

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• Transitioning Broadcast Control Rooms to IP: A Roundtable Discussion

  This article explores the shift from SDI to IP-based broadcast control rooms, focusing on SMPTE ST 2110 adoption, hybrid environments, interoperability challenges, and the role of software-defined workflows and automation. Industry leaders discuss...

  

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