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RadioFX, a mobile app developer for radio stations, has teamed up with one of the world's most famous Country radio stations as it celebrates its 100th anniversary of broadcasting live from Music City USA.

Futuri Media, known for AI-powered media solutions, has brought to market an updated version of its mobile app platform. Mobile v12 promises new customization opportunities, deeper audience engagement, and increased monetization opportunities, the company founded by Daniel Anstandig says.

ENCO is celebrating its presence at the recent 2025 NAB Show, where it showed new developments for aiTrack that opens its dynamic content insertion capabilities for its DAD on-air radio automation system.

Shure is collaborating with Haivision in a way that allows MoveMic wireless microphones to be paired directly to mobile devices within Haivision’s MoJoPro app without the need for an external MoveMic Receiver — and without blocking the USB connector on the mobile device.

Available soon via a board-level upgrade, the Barix LX400 Audio over IP codec now offers SRT support alongside Barix’s standard RTP-based STL firmware and Reflector Evo cloud networking service. Optional SRT encoding is now available, with optional SRT decoding to follow later this year.

New update comes with expanded security features

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The Center for American Rights — the organization that has fueled FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's quest to investigate ABC, NBC and CBS over alleged "news distortion" — wants Carr to investigate the trio of networks "for deliberately misleading the American public" about deported El Salvador-born Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

He hosts the morning shift on a Class B1 FM radio station licensed to a city just west of the Dayton metropolitan area, on the Indiana side of the border. Now, this programmer and on-air host is teaming with his wife to acquire not only this property but its radio siblings serving Richmond.

Come May 2025, the head of Arkansas PBS will exit, starting the search for the successor of a woman who joined the statewide noncommercial network in 2017 and "leaves behind a legacy of transformative leadership and innovative growth across content, education and community engagement."