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California Canyons, Arizona Mountains No Match for Infotainment and Non-Real-Time Transmissions from Local TV broadcasters with Robust Automotive Mode Ideal for Vehicle Software and Navigation Updates SAN DIEGO – February 11, 2021 – Newly released field testing done...

2021 will bring more markets, more models, and more innovations for consumers as NEXTGEN TV expands to reach more of America. Get the details on what’s ahead for broadcasters and viewers. Event Speakers: Anne Schelle; Managing Director for Pearl TV John Taylor; Senior...

Washington, D.C. – January 19, 2021 – The Pearl TV broadcaster business group today applauded the decision by the Federal Communications Commission to give broadcasters more flexibility when using a Distributed Television System (DTS) for NEXTGEN TV broadcasts using...

Washington, D.C. – January 7, 2021 – On the heels of the initial rollout of NEXTGEN TV broadcasting that has now reached more than 20 cities and 80 TV stations, America’s broadcasters are now planning a push this year that will initiate next-generation ATSC 3.0 service in nearly 20 more cities by the end of the summer.  Pearl TV, a business group comprised of owners of more than 750 broadcast stations, and the Phoenix Model Market partners announced the plans today in the lead-up to the virtual 2021 CES®.

Portland, OR – December 15, 2020 – Broadcasters supporting the Phoenix, Arizona Model Market project for NEXTGEN TV along with broadcaster group Pearl TV today announced that they have begun initial testing of NEXTGEN TV over limited cable infrastructure, through a cooperative effort with Comcast. NEXTGEN TV is utilizing ATSC 3.0, the landmark technology now being deployed across the country that is designed to merge over-the-air with over-the top TV content.