Harris Corp. is getting out of the broadcast business. The company announced this morning, as part of its fiscal-third-quarter report, that it has approved a plan to sell its Broadcast […] More
Harris Corp. is well-versed in the world of scheduled linear advertising, but, with increasing numbers of viewers watching content on demand or on non-linear channels, a new opportunity for targeted […] More
Harris Corp. has been awarded a multi-year contract by Granite Broadcasting to transition eight markets and 17 channels from their existing traffic and billing software to Harris OSi-Traffic. OSi-Traffic is a […] More
That audio routers continue to grow more powerful with each generation is no longer news. What is news is that their status is evolving from peripheral to core platform in […] More
On Oct. 1, the Orlando Magic and the city of Orlando officially opened the doors to the brand new Amway Center, complete with a cadre of the latest technology from […] More
Harris Corp. is so convinced that television is not dead that Harris Broadcast Communications President Harris Morris opened the company’s 2010 IBC press conference with a thrice-sung refrain: “Television is […] More
Harris Corp. has named Doug Means vice president and general manager of the new Workflow, Infrastructure, and Networking (WIN) unit of its Broadcast Communications business. Means will report to Harris […] More
Pay TV operator Dish Mexico has implemented the Harris Novar traffic and billing system to manage its sales and business operations in Mexico City. The Novar suite of products delivers […] More
Harris Corporation has named Brad Turner to the newly created position of vice president of strategy and marketing for its Broadcast Communications business. Turner will report to Harris Morris, division […] More
Harris Corp. has announced new capabilities that integrate with its commercial Full-Motion Video Asset Management Engine (FAME). The additional features are designed to help manage the massive quantity of video […] More
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