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A closed-door luncheon at the Republican Study Committee held on Wednesday reportedly brought a topic of discussion to the RSC that's been a chatter subject among conservatives in recent months — Audacy Inc. The person leading the conversation at the RSC? Look no further than Brendan Carr.

So much for that voluntarily go-as-you-wish shift from the current ATSC 1.0 digital standard to the NEXTGEN TV-fueled ATSC 3.0 standard being rolled out across the country. The association representing the nation's biggest broadcast TV station owners wants a full shift to ATSC 3.0 in five years.

Featuring an in-depth interview with NAB leader Curtis LeGeyt

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Organizers are pausing “to reinvent the event for next year”

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Licensee requests that the Bureau substitute channel 12 for channel 28 in the Table of TV Allotments .

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Licensee requests that the Bureau substitute channel 8 for channel 24 in the Table of TV Allotments.

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Licensee requests that the Bureau substitute channel 12 for channel 20 in the Table of TV Allotments.

Carr: "I want to know whether iHeart is effectively and secretly forcing musicians to choose"

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Regulatory modernization and the AM bill are among LeGeyt’s priorities

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Dennis Wallace is the recipient on the television side

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The group has also decreased costs for online attendance

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The Federal Election Commission has dismissed a complaint that alleged iHeartMedia’s nearly $1 million in podcast-related contributions to a super PAC supporting Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) violated federal campaign finance laws.

A broadcast ministry with Spanish-language and English-language radio stations serving listeners in Southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa is about to grow. It's thanks to a newly filed transaction awaiting FCC regulatory approval involving two FMs — both in the Hawkeye State.

The E.W. Scripps Company has forged a strategic partnership with TiVo, a subsidiary of HD Radio and DTS AutoStage parent Xperi Inc., that the broadcast TV station owner says will "enhance" its research and analytics capabilities.

The Associate General Counsel in the House of Representatives' Office of General Counsel has just been named the Deputy General Counsel of the Federal Communications Commission.

Members of the executive management team at the nation's No. 1 owner of broadcast television stations are confirming their participation at a pair of upcoming institutional investor conferences, scheduled for after the company's Thursday release of its full-year 2024 earnings report.

In an e-mail, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's Chief Financial Officer confirmed that the organization that supports NPR and PBS stations across the U.S. "does not have access to funds" linked to a Next-Generation Warning System (NGWS) grant. What does this mean? CPB is seeking an answer.