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"If local broadcasters hope to compete, we need your immediate help to level the regulatory playing field"

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Tom and Cheryl Hodgins saved it. Now, they're spinning it to a company that seeks to use it to bring Sports Talk programming to listeners in coastal Oregon. An asset purchase agreement with the details has been filed with the Commission for its regulatory approval.

The agency says it supports “robust foreign investment in U.S. broadcasters”

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The National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts; MANA – A National Latina Organization; the National Urban League and the Hispanic Federation have teamed up to pen a letter to the FCC urging modernization of its broadcast ownership rules.

The owner of a Boston-area building found to be the home of an unlicensed radio station has received a "Notice of Illegal Pirate Radio Broadcasting" warning them of a potential fine for harboring the unlicensed FM station using 107.5 MHz.

He's been the head of the television advertising advocacy group known colloquially as TVB since January 2010, and has been a key advocate of linear television across the last 15 years in an era where digital advertising growth continues to accelerate. At the end of 2025, Steve Lanzano will officially retire as President/CEO.

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has filed a lawsuit against the President of the United States and other Trump Administration officials over electronic communication that sought the termination of a trio of CPB board members.

To be clear, the Washington, D.C. non-profit, non-partisan technology policy think tank led by President Berin Szóka supports the FCC’s goal of efficiency and modernization of outdated regulations. That said, TechFreedom has words of caution when it comes to its "Delete, Delete, Delete" docket.

AVs will transform how passengers consume media

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Introducing Nueva.News, courtesy of Nueva Network. At its onset, the Nueva.News website is focusing on California and Latin America. There's a digital tabloid newspaper also associated with stories posted on the website. 

"Content providers are entirely liberal and in no way even try to mask it"

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NAB Show panel explores real-world uses in broadcast, from sales to voice

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Alexander reflects on current system as a pilot

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It will be a very busy May 8 for analysts and investors who track broadcast media on Wall Street. Entravision has decided to become the sixth publicly traded company with stations in its stable to release its first quarter 2025 results on the second Thursday of next month.

May 12 marks the start of the annual Upfront Week in New York. Following that day's Closing Bell for U.S. financial markets, the nation's leading audio content creation and distribution company will be offering a slightly different presentation — a conference call with analysts and debtholders reviewing its Q1 report.

The Sarkes Tarzian-owned NBC affiliate serving Chattanooga branded as "Local 3" has a new head of local news operations. Who's taking the role at WRCB-TV?

He has a quarter-century of experience in media sales, marketing and revenue generation for advertising-driven operations and was previously VP and Director of Sales in the San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose and Monterey-Salinas DMAs for Effectv. Introducing the new VP/GM of KRON-4 in San Francisco, owned by Nexstar.

REC says "no" to commercial LPFM and "maybe" to LPFMers being able to obtain a second station.