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It is an Audacy-owned FM serving the Bay Area for nearly 15 years with sports-focused programming. To help boost its audience and signal penetration to the south, this Class B facility licensed to San Francisco and using a San Bruno tower has signed a deal with GeoBroadcast Solutions.

MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems is preparing to ship its Crescendo Series, a new anchor in its next generation of audio and signal processing tools. MultiDyne’s latest in-house designed audio monitor bears the name "C16-AM-12G."

MNC Software, known for its network management and operational support systems used across the broadcast media industry, is welcoming a new sales executive to its team.

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The commission applied its base pirate forfeiture in these cases

The post FCC Plans to Fine Four for Pirate Activity Around NYC appeared first on Radio World.

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Finding good cause to grant Verizon's request for a waiver of the section 27.16(e) handset unlocking rule as it applies to Verizon.

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The FCC's Enforcement Bureau on Monday indicated that it seeks to collect $20,000 in fines from four individuals found to have been responsible for unlicensed radio broadcasts. A forthcoming Supreme Court ruling could ultimately determine if the Commission is empowered to collect the cash.

Notice of Violation (NOV) issued for violation(s) as noted in the attached.

A new kind of listener control

The post Dynamic-Range Control: Finally in the Hands of Listeners appeared first on Radio World.

It is a product from a Westchester County-based audio technology company that is designed to elevate programmable relay audio switching in professional broadcast and audio environments.  Introducing the "newly enhanced" PAS-200 product from Broadcast Devices Inc. (BDI).

Last week, one ever-rising player in the auto insurance specialist space took the crown with most ads played on cable TV networks measured by Media Monitors. A competitor wasn't too far behind, with a brand-new campaign making its early mark.

FCC proposes a fine of $20,000 against Robert Bekune for pirate radio broadcasting on 98.5 MHz in Irvington, New Jersey.