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Have a media appearance on the books in the coming days? Whether you’re promoting a project, sharing your expertise, or raising your profile, it’s a tremendous opportunity if you show up ready to make an impact. Here are 13 ace tips courtesy of public speaking specialist Rosemary Ravinal to take note of.

Connected TV and AI-fueled programmatic advertising specialist Viant Technology Inc. has expanded its relationship with Fox Corporation's free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) channel platform, bringing advertisers seeking addressable opportunities with new windows for reaching specific consumers.

It combines Thimeo’s processing software with hardware engineered and built by Angry Audio

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The fight over who gets to decide what Americans watch on broadcast television has escalated from regulatory theory to Congressional showdown, and three new national surveys reveal sharp divides in how Americans view media accountability, regulatory authority, and the role of government in content decisions.

The platform covers everything from invoicing to funding

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Hispanic households are watching more TV, co-viewing more often, and relying heavily on over-the-air broadcasting, especially when Spanish is the dominant language at home. That's according to new data from the Advertising Research Foundation's DASH TV Universe Study, released during Hispanic Heritage Month.

Paul Dobosz says subchannel dropouts and AM hybrid woes led to consumer rejection

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The battle over who controls public radio's national distribution infrastructure has landed in federal court, with NPR filing an emergency motion accusing the Corporation for Public Broadcasting of caving to political pressure in what it calls "a last-ditch attempt to carry out the President's desire to defund NPR and thereby curry his favor."

A new guide is intended to help recording professionals plan for the unexpected

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After a record-breaking 2024 election cycle and the global spotlight of the Olympics, broadcasters are heading into a midterm year where ballots are heavy and expectations are heavier. The challenge: how do broadcasters campaign for revenue when there's more digital demand for the political war chest than ever before?