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Telehealth is growing at a fast pace, but the sector is still awaiting regulation for greater legal certainty.

GatesAir, now a Thomson Broadcast subsidiary, will supply a big amount of Flexiva FM transmitters as part of a turnkey deal for phase one of a transition that also includes the supply and installation of antennas, towers, auxiliary RF systems and studio digitization across the African nation.

The CW Network affiliate serving the Twin Cities is now broadcasting with a recently installed UHF antenna that "reevaluates the traditional stacked antenna array design and brings simplicity and long-term reliability to the broadcaster." That's the view of Dielectric, which this TV station owner ultimately decided to go with.

The exclusive global provider of Philips digital signage, interactive displays, direct view LED and professional TV products and solutions is welcoming a new Commercial VP for North America.

The project from a federal research institution could use drones to revolutionize logistics in the country's medical and scientific sectors.

Brazil's top court will decide whether an agreement with the U.S. should be the main avenue for receiving user data from Big Tech firms.

For decades, the former Arbitron put the Howard County, Md., city of Columbia on the map as a broadcast company rich in technology and research. Now, a slightly different broadcast technology company based in the city seeks to do the same for Columbia, as the media tech and video transport product producer ups four individuals to key positions as part of a "growth-oriented and customer-focused business strategy."

CP Communications, the St. Petersburg, Fla.-based live event productions company keeping a watchful eye on Hurricane Ian, is sharing the success it recently enjoyed by supporting HRP Live, a production company that works primarily in the fitness space. Thanks to CP, HRP Live's coverage of the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games at Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisc., was seamless.

Now a subsidiary of France-based Thomson Broadcast, GatesAir is working on a modernization project squarely focused on the national FM radio infrastructure in a country increasingly popular with tourists from around the globe that was once a part of Yugoslavia.

Köln, Germany-based RTW Audio has introduced a new AoIP-focused monitor controller with onboard metering features. The company rolled out the new product at IBC 2022, and says it is a tool ready to integrate seamlessly with Audinate Dante audio-over-IP networks.