That thought is crossing the minds of more broadcasters since the recent nationwide EAS test.
After all, we see news reports of the major media conglomerates getting fined when they don’t
properly comply with EAS. And even at LPTV stations, an FCC […]
Every day there are tens of thousands of avails unused and wasted at LPTV and small stations all across the country. If you’re thinking there’s got to be a better way for those avails to generate revenue that doesn’t require a huge budget or sales team, then you’d be right.
D2D Technologies has created […]
Did you know that in the last few election cycles, around $6 billion have been spent on local over-the-air political ads?
Want your slice of that very large pie? Even a small slice during the upcoming election cycle can mean the difference between a tight budget and one […]
One dime may not be worth much, but 10,000 dimes start to turn into real money.
If you’re like a lot of LPTV and small stations, it just doesn’t make sense to pay a salesperson to
fill all of your avails when they only bring in a dime here, […]
Data applications are key to the success of ATSC 3.0, and under that umbrella fall broadcaster
applications and datacasting. Broadcaster apps are exciting because they bring so much interactivity,
choice, and added value to the viewing experience. Datacasting is amazing because it delivers on the
ATSC 3.0 promise of mobile content delivery, and the applications for it […]
Jessica of D2D Technologies explains how to use SRT to transport your ASI signal, and she makes it simple! In this short video, she covers common applications (news, sports, and more), how things have changed over the years, how to leverage your old gear (or even someone else’s!) […]
Transcript:
Steve:
Glad you could join us today. If you need to monitor your on-air chain, you’re in the right place. Today you’ll find out about a station group and how they consolidate all their monitoring and status into one place, find out more about lighthouse applications, and have a look at D2Monitor […]
Steve:
Hello, everybody. Glad you could join us today. Customer projects in the broadcast world, it can be very challenging, but there’s some key development practices that will help you with your next project to be a success. Today, we’ll go over some of those practices by doing a case study on a recent project we […]
