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The top Democrat of the Committee on House Administration was set to welcome top Federal Election Commission and FCC leaders to a Wednesday afternoon discussion about the impact artificial intelligence-powered content currently has on our elections and how one can protect the safety and security of future elections. 

It had been the home of veteran communications law attorney Gregg Skall and is the firm with associated with retired FCC attorney John Garziglia. Now, Womble Bond Dickinson is growing, thanks to a merger with another law firm.

The ownership of two radio stations known as "M-106.3" and "Backroads Radio" is about to change, thanks to paperwork submitted on Wednesday with the FCC for its regulatory approval.

Given the growth of AI-generated news opportunities for broadcast media, it was only a matter of time before concerns regarding bias in the reports emerged. Now, a University of Florida research team has investigated whether AI-generated news is any more, or less, biased than human reports.

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TEGNA is preparing to start 2025 with a refreshed executive leadership team, but just how is the third quarter going to be for the broadcast TV station ownership group? All will be revealed on the same day industry peer Nexstar reveals its Q3 2024 result

Xperi Inc.-owned DTS has brought to market a new on-device tool that taps into the latest advancements in AI-based audio processing to improve dialogue intelligibility for television audio.

Marty Sacks talks virtualization and a new partnership with Super Hi-Fi

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DirecTV's feud against The Walt Disney Co. over a fair retransmission consent accord to replace the five-year deal that expired on September 1 has been taken up another notch by the direct broadcast satellite company. It now says a temporary restoration of all Disney channels through September 16 has been nixed by the ABC Owned Stations parent.