After two years of programming and distribution changes, Sinclair is ready to evolve TBD into Roar. This article, Sinclair ...

But, as more Americans switch from expensive pay TV packages in favor of over-the-air television, a new trend has emerged: Football pulling in an audience for digital-only multicast networks.

BT back in 2023 launched Multicast-Assisted Unicast Delivery (MAUD) with the aim of improving live streaming quality for viewers and reducing making delivery more efficient.

UK telco’s multicast-assisted unicast delivery platform sees initial usage, demonstrating promised ability to flatten peaks of network traffic.

The new name is part of a plan to position the network as an alternative to traditional sitcom-based multicast networks.

VisMedia The first trial of BT’s internet delivery solution, MAUD (Multicast-Assisted Unicast Delivery), has demonstrated ...

BT has evaluated the success of the trial deployment of MAUD (Multicast-Assisted Unicast Delivery) in late 2023, the ...

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) showcased its 5G-EMERGE media streaming solution at the Mobile World Congress (MWC25) ...

The first trial of the solution involved using BBC Two content on EE’s set-top box TV platform in the live network ...

It’s the era of box office events driving huge online traffic, and in the case of Taylor Swift, literally the ‘Eras’. During her tour she smashed records ...

Sinclair today announced that TBD TV will rebrand as ROAR on April 28. The new name completes the network’s shift to broadcasting ground-breaking come ...