Latest TV news, articles and reviews as of 2024-10-23
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SpaceX Halts Falcon 9 Launches After Upper Stage Anomaly
SpaceX has temporarily suspended launches of its Falcon 9 rocket after a problem with the upper stage during a crewed mission, marking the second such incident in recent months. The company is investigating the cause of the anomaly.China Unveils Spacesuit for Crewed Lunar Landing Missions
China has revealed the exterior design of the spacesuit for its future crewed lunar landing missions. The suit is designed to be lightweight and allow astronauts to perform various tasks on the lunar surface.GB Labs' NebulaNAS Wins Prestigious IABM BaM Award for Innovation in Media Storage
GB Labs' NebulaNAS, a cloud-first storage solution, has been awarded the prestigious IABM BaM Award in the “Store” category at IBC 2024 for its innovative approach to media storage. The solution offers seamless collaboration and high productivity...TAG Operator Console Wins Best of Show at IBC 2024
TAG Video Systems' TAG Operator Console, a control panel application for managing multiviewer systems, has received a Best of Show award at IBC 2024.PlayBox Neo Celebrates 25 Years at IBC 2023
PlayBox Neo marked its 25th anniversary at IBC 2023 in Amsterdam, showcasing its latest playout and cloud-based solutions. The company also emphasized its commitment to innovation and customer needs.NBC Sports Regional Networks Embrace Cloud-Based Graphics
NBC Sports Regional Networks has revamped its graphics workflow, transitioning to a cloud-based graphics system for live sports broadcasts across its regional sports networks (RSNs). This move utilizes Ross Video's XPression platform and Game Creek...NBC Sports Regional Networks Embraces Cloud-Based Graphics Workflow
NBC Sports Regional Networks has launched a cloud-based graphics system, streamlining its workflow and offering greater flexibility and efficiency in its live sports broadcasts.NASA Astronauts Launch From Historic Cape Canaveral Pad
A Falcon 9 rocket launched NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Roscosmos cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov to the International Space Station from Space Launch Complex (SLC) 04 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. This was the first crewed mission...Xona Space Systems Expands to Canada for PNT Satellite Constellation
Xona Space Systems is expanding to Canada to develop user equipment for its Pulsar PNT service and potentially manufacturing operations. The company plans to launch its first PNT satellite in LEO in 2024.BlackSky to Equip Future Satellites for Military Data Transmission
BlackSky, a geospatial intelligence company, plans to integrate laser terminals into its upcoming Gen-3 satellites for faster data delivery to military networks, expanding its presence in the defense sector.Joaquin Duro Named EVP of Sports at Telemundo
NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises has named Joaquin Duro executive vice president of sports. Duro, who will report directly to the division’s chairman, Luis Fernandez, will lead Telemundo Deportes, the network’s award-winning sports division, with...Fubo TV Beta Tests Multiview on Roku Devices
Fubo TV is expanding its popular Multiview feature to select Roku devices, allowing users to stream up to four live channels simultaneously. The company aims to compete with the upcoming Venu Sports platform.France's Arcom Promotes Public Service Broadcasting on Connected Devices
France's media regulator Arcom has adopted new rules to ensure the visibility of public service broadcasters on connected devices, like Smart TVs and streaming platforms. This follows a decision by the European Union that gives due prominence to...MaiaSpace to Reuse French Guiana Launch Pad for Reusable Small Launch Vehicle
MaiaSpace, a startup developing a reusable small launch vehicle, will adapt the Soyuz launch pad in French Guiana for its own use, beginning launches in 2026. The move is a cost-effective solution for MaiaSpace, and allows the company to leverage...Cislunar Space Debris: A Growing Concern for Lunar Exploration
Experts warn that the increasing amount of space debris in cislunar space poses a significant risk to future lunar exploration, with potential for catastrophic consequences.Streaming Services Outshine Cable and Satellite in Customer Satisfaction
A new study finds that live TV streaming services like YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV are exceeding customer satisfaction compared to traditional cable and satellite providers. The report highlights the value for money and convenience offered by...Scripps News Shuts Down, Laying Off 200 Employees
E.W. Scripps is discontinuing its national news channel Scripps News, citing a lack of revenue growth and challenging advertising market. The move will result in the elimination of approximately 200 jobs.LIWEST Extends IPTV Partnership with Ocilion for its Next TV Service
Austrian telecommunications provider LIWEST has extended its long-term partnership with Ocilion, ensuring the continued delivery of its Next TV IPTV service. The agreement reinforces LIWEST’s commitment to providing customers with a modern and...D-Orbit Secures €150 Million to Expand Space Logistics Services
Italian space logistics firm D-Orbit has raised €150 million in a Series C funding round, aimed at expanding its space-based cloud computing and in-orbit servicing capabilities.NASA Awards Contract for Space Debris Inspection Mission
NASA has awarded a $15 million contract to Starfish Space to develop a mission to inspect defunct spacecraft in low Earth orbit. This mission, SSPICY, is scheduled for launch in late 2026 and is seen as a step towards a larger program of satellite...