Rebuilding the Broadcaster-Public Safety Relationships LAS VEGAS, April 22, 2022 – Press are invited to visit the AWARN kiosk and attend AWARN presentations at the NAB Show 2022. Kiosk in ATSC 3.0 Pavilion AWARN has a kiosk with industry colleagues at the ATSC 3.0...
Executive Director John Lawson recently made a post on his LinkedIn regarding a recent event in Miami. You can see the post on his LinkedIn here: John Lawson – LinkedIn .
SYRACUSE, N.Y.—The OConsortium, a group of broadcasters and tech vendors collaborating on technology development and advancing broadcast education, is launching the first leg of a nationwide technology tour Aug. 16 at WSTM, the Sinclair Broadcast Group station in...
On May 25 (Day One) and 27 (Day Two), the AWARN Alliance will host a virtual Summit that, for the first time, will bring together broadcast television and other media industry leaders with the nation’s largest alerting authorities. Unique Opportunity Recent...
Organization’s Updated Vision and Mission Support Voluntary Solutions for Adopting Advanced Emergency Alerting and Informing Powered by NEXTGEN TV WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 2021 – The AWARN Alliance has elected its 2021 Steering Committee, the organization’s governing body...
WASHINGTON—NextGen TV, the evolution of broadcast TV powered by the ATSC 3.0 standard, will have wide-ranging impacts on how TV is delivered and viewed by consumers, but according to John Lawson, executive director of the AWARN Alliance, perhaps no broadcast element...
You can now view the full webinar recording, slide deck and panelist bios. You can also access Madeleine Noland’s ATSC 3.0 explainer (12 minutes), and our panel recording (48 minutes) from the webinar. Please contact our Communications Director Anya Shetler at...
By: Cora Leighter Local TV news will become a real-time emergency information portal with the new broadcast technology being deployed in cities across the nation. ATSC 3.0—also referred to as “NextGen”—can automatically target the impact zone of an incident with...
Reprinted from TVTechnology.com Phil Kurz Trial will be organized in four two-week blocks to test various aspects of the technology WASHINGTON—Two local television stations in the nation’s capital will conduct an eight week trial of ATSC 3.0’s advanced emergency...
Current and Future Strategies for Sustaining Public Media Education Services Tuesday, May 12 | 3-4:30pm ET The COVID-19 Pandemic creates the need – and opportunity – for public media to play a role in education like never before. This webinar will focus on strategies...
