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By this time next year, the company formerly known as Gannett will likely be gone. Until that time, however, TEGNA shareholders will still be reaping the benefits of ownership by getting a little cash bonus.

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Certain rule subsections relating to ATSC 3.0 applications were inadvertently removed from the CFR, and this Order restores those subsections. This amendment to the Rules does not change any regulatory obligations.

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Mark Lapidus says your listeners could keep public radio thriving financially

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After 47 years with Nautel, a retirement is coming for Wendell Lonergan. Who is Lonergan's successor? The company made that revelation on Tuesday.

The Wireless Telecommunications Bureau extends the existing waiver of the Commission's wireless hearing aid compatibility rules with respect to the volume control technical standard.

He's been at the held of WPVI "6abc" in Philadelphia since 2007 and before that led WTVD "abc11" in Raleigh-Durham as President/General Manager. Now, his successor is being sought, as this local leader has just confirmed he is retirement.

Wireless and aviation industries push for 5G expansion as broadcasters worry for satellite delivery

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If the FCC retains a national audience reach cap for television station ownership groups, should common ownership of stations that are not affiliated with the "Big Four" networks be excluded from the cap? The SVP of Regulatory Affairs at NBCUniversal Media has given the Commission its answer to this question, just in the nick of time.

Presented by Streamline Publishing's Radio Ink in partnership with the NAB, the Radio Wayne Awards are the industry’s longest-running and most prestigious recognition of excellence in radio sales. Named in honor of “Radio Wayne” Cornils, the ceremony celebrates sellers, managers, and marketers whose work continues to drive the business side of broadcasting forward. 

He’s been overseeing a collection of broadcast TV stations under the Victoria Television Group banner for Morgan Murphy Media since July 2020 and previously led TV stations in San Angelo and in Abilene. Now, this 35-year industry veteran is readying for retirement. Please Login to view this premium content. (Not a member? Join Today!)

The nation's top owner of broadcast TV stations, which seeks to acquire TEGNA, has confirmed that Chief Financial Officer Lee Ann Gliha of its C-Suite will participate in four institutional investor conferences in September and October. CEO Perry Sook will join her for three of those events.

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