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/PRNewswire/ -- Kaleyra, Inc. (NYSE: KLR) (NYSE American: KLR WS) ("Kaleyra" or the "Company"), a rapidly growing omnichannel business communications platform,...

The early consumer experience of NextGen TV has been hampered by government regulations that make it hard for viewers to differentiate the new services from the legacy ATSC 1.0 programming already delivered over-the-air, according to broadcasters. Capacity is tight for both the 3.0 and 1.0 broadcasts, and broadcasters are aggressively using video compression to make it all work. L-r: E.W. Scripps' Kerry Oslund, Pearl TV's Anne Schelle, Fincons Group's Francesco Moretti and ATSC&#0...

/PRNewswire/ -- Fincons Group, a leading company in the IT consulting and system integration sector with 40 years of experience on the Italian and...

NextGen TV, set to be available in 75 markets, including New York, Philadelphia, Miami, San Francisco and Washington, by the end of 2022, is making its consumer debut amid the meteoric rise of consumer streaming. A group of executives at the vanguard of its rollout will tackle its most pressing challenges and key questions in […]

SBB has collaborated with Cervello and Fincons Group to safeguard its railway command and control systems throughout Switzerland.

Swiss Federal Railways has signed an agreement with Cervello and Fincons Group to protect SBB’s signalling and control systems from cybersecurity threats.

In collaboration with Fincons Group, Cervello offers SBB full visibility and control of operational assets, infrastructure and procedures ensuring comprehensive protection and coverage of rail networks

/PRNewswire/ -- Fincons Group, a leading international system integrator with key experience in the media & broadcast sector in the US and Europe, today...

/PRNewswire/ -- Fincons Group, a leading international system integrator with key experience in the media & broadcast sector in the US and Europe, today...

Two advertising ecosystems are converging and colliding on TV screens across Europe. Connected TVs are the focal point for many of the most important debates about the future of media, impacting media measurement, the growth of addressable advertising, converged planning and buying across TV and digital media, the use of data to support targeting, the future of the TV trading model, and the relationships between TV platforms and media owners.