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technology policy think tank led by President Berin Szóka supports the FCC’s goal of efficiency and modernization of outdated regulations.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.
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.
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.
As expected, the full House of Representatives has passed H.R. 2482, legislation that will reauthorize the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, giving it set appropriations for fiscal years 2025 and 2026.
So, you want to a live broadcast from anywhere in the world and need to deliver it to one of your radio stations. How do you do that? As far as Super Hi-Fi is concerned, all it takes it one touch of the finger.
French audio specialist and equipment manufacturer Digigram has announced the release of two new sound cards, ALP280e and ALP280e-MIC, as part of the ALP-X series. Available Q2 2025 from Digigram’s network of distributors, ALP280e and ALP280e-MIC are the latest additions to a line of sound cards launched in 2022.
He joined PPDS in 2019, and enjoyed a career spanning more than 25 years in business development, sales and marketing, and general management. Now, many are paying tribute to the individual who served as its VP of Global Business Development and Marketing.
A majority of radio listeners queried by an audio research firm are more likely to click a social media link advertising a product or service if they had heard it advertised on the radio. That's the conclusion of a new study from Critical Mass Insights designed to understand how consumers respond to media messages in today's media landscape.
Two months after the FCC opened up a comment period on a trio of proposals that would unwind VHF-to-UHF shifts at stations owned by Gray Media, the FCC has given its blessing to the company's requests. It did so as it received not one comment on the matter, except from Gray itself.
Al Sikes and Tom Wheeler have teamed up to pen an opinion piece for Newsweek that slams the current Chairman and President Trump for having "upended 90 years of precedent and Congressional mandates to transform the agency into a blatantly partisan tool."
In recent years, national spot TV became a target of one accident attorney specialist formerly known mainly in parts of Florida. Today, it is found across the U.S., and Spot TV efforts are helping make it a dominant brand.
His story is a true saga of the American Dream, and now Spanish Broadcasting System President/CEO and Radio Ink Executive of the Year Raúl Alarcón will join the Hispanic Radio Conference for an exclusive one-on-one conversation on his legacy and lessons learned.
All five FCC votemakers have OK'd a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that would provide more coherent and clearly stated foreign ownership requirements for those seeking to purchase a radio or TV station in the U.S. This means a comment period in which the NAB will undoubtedly state its case is coming soon.
The FCC has agreed to new sharing rules that the Carr Commission believes will "bolster innovative commercial uses" in the lower 37 GHz spectrum band. With this proceeding, Chairman Carr believes the new licensing framework could unlock 600 MHz of spectrum for new and more intensive commercial services.
As 2025 began, an AM and FM pair serving a small city in the Southern Colorado Rockies concluded their broadcast service. Now, one of the station's former leaders has stepped up to bring that station back to life.
Thanks to The E.W. Scripps Co., the first-ever nationally televised pre-season contests for the WNBA will be coming to all stations aligned with its ION network.
It's a double-header, and will see the WNBA Friday Night Spotlight on ION return on May 2 with a pair of exhibition match-ups.
