Latest NextGen
Stations in Flint, Michigan, Start NextGen Broadcasts
WBSF converts to ATSC 3.0
Five Stations Launch NextGen Broadcasts in Green Bay
Gray, Sinclair, Scripps, Nexstar team up for rollout
Greensboro, North Carolina Broadcasters Make Switchover to NextGen TV
Stations in Greensboro, North Carolina, on Wednesday began broadcasting using the new NextGen TV technology.
10 Stations Coordinate in Houston To Launch NextGen TV
Programming from 10 stations in Houston started being broadcast using the new NextGen TV format on Thursday.
Stations in Hartford Launch NextGen TV Broadcasting
Four television stations in the Hartford, Connecticut, market have begun the changeover to NextGenTV, the new broadcast technology.
Five Stations in Cincinnati Begin Broadcasting NextGen Signals
Gray, Hearst, Scripps, Sinclair, Deerfield cooperate on conversion
Eight Stations in Kansas City Market Launch NextGen TV
Eight TV stations in Kansas City on Tuesday started broadcasting using NextGen TV, the new digital broadcast format.
NextGen TV Being Used To Deliver Remote Learning in Washington, D.C.
The new TV broadcast technology, known as NextGen TV or ATSC 3.0, is being used to deliver remote learning services to kids in Washington, D.C., who might not have access to traditional broadband.
