One thing most people love is nostalgia and this KATC TV-3 broadcast from 1980 will take you back. While today’s modern television broadcast is filled with bright lights, colors, and graphics, that most certainly was not the case in the 80s. Television broadcasts from the 80s may have looked “modern” then, but they most certainly…

As we stand on the precipice of what many are calling a golden era for television, a recent addition to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offerings promises to guide industry players through the rapidly evolving digital TV landscape. The ‘Digital TV Industry Research: Annual Subscription’ report, a meticulously compiled analysis and forecast, emerges as a beacon for those seeking…

Television soaps could potentially be created by AI within the next three to five years, according to a leading director. James Hawes, vice-chairman of Directors UK and director of the Apple TV+ Gary Oldman spy drama Slow Horses, told parliament’s Culture, Media and Sport committee inquiry into British film and high-end television that digitally made…

Amazon is denying a report in Adweek that it plans to shut down Freevee, its ad-supported free television application, in the coming months. The report by media reporter Mark Stenberg, citing two unnamed people, claimed the company plans to sunset the service in the near future to focus its advertising efforts on Prime Video, which…

In a unique move, a family has adopted an unconventional method to reclaim their funds from the edtech giant, Byju’s. The family, unable to procure a refund for an untouched tablet and learning programme, chose to disassemble a television set installed in the company’s premises.  A video uploaded on Instagram documented the audacious act, depicting…

Dr. Seuss Science Day on March 4, 2023. Russ Bray/Missouri State University Ozarks Public Television (OPT) and Ozarks Regional YMCA will present the 13th annual Seuss Science Day on March 2.   Inspired by the PBS KIDS series, “The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That!,” the event is designed to help young children…

In a world teeming with technological advances, the television industry stands on the brink of a significant transformation. Solomon Rogers, an esteemed AI expert, forecasts an inevitable shift that may soon see traditional TV presenters become a relic of the past. At the heart of this revolution is Zaein, a digital human captivating audiences on…

He had kept very quiet about his extraordinary rescue operation – bringing children on trains from Prague to Britain on the brink of the Second World War – for almost 50 years, not even discussing it with his beloved wife until they found the scrapbook while decluttering their loft. She realised how crucial the documents…

Premier Danielle Smith spoke to Albertans last night on television. The taped address touched on what we can expect in next week’s provincial budget. “Although I’m pleased to report that spending cuts will NOT be needed to balance this year’s budget, lower resource revenues will certainly require us to show more restraint than previously predicted.…

As the sun sets on the illustrious career of Ana Blanco, the air in the broadcasting world feels a tad heavier, marked by an impending void. On February 24, Blanco will grace the television screen for the last time on RTVE’s Weekly Report, drawing the curtain on over three decades of unparalleled journalism. Her decision…