Posted on March 20, 2025 in ATSC News
The Business Advisory Council (BAC) is tasked to formulate a 2035 roadmap for ATSC and define the future of broadcasting that can help solve business problems for the ecosystem. Our goal in this process is to best understand how to support and advance innovation and collaboration, enabling a more connected world that unlocks the full potential of broadcasting and advances its interoperability with other technologies.
ATSC will be conducting a survey that ensures that stakeholders have significant input in defining ATSC’s future technical roadmap priorities. Please stay tuned!
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