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In an interview with Texas Public Radio conducted by its News Director, Dan Katz, the President/CEO of NPR revealed that it will cut its budget and divert those dollars to member stations most impacted by Congress' rescission bill approval, which claws back pre-authorized federal funding to the CPB.

From January 2004 through May 2009, it was a popular Puerto Rico-based music competition series that aired on Univision Puerto Rico and across the mainland U.S. on the former TeleFutura network. Now, it is being brought back in a "revival" courtesy of the media company under the direction of Albert Rodriguez.

RBR+TVBR on Friday shared details of Netflix's stellar Q2 2025 earnings report, and how two analysts each gave rousing reviews of the streaming giant's past three months and what lies ahead for the remainder of the year. Now, Netflix can revel in a standout performance in Nielsen's Media Distributor Gauge report.

The Atlanta-headquartered owner of broadcast television stations and the growing Assembly Atlanta production facility and studio intends to offer up to $700 million aggregate principal amount of senior secured first lien notes due 2033, subject to market conditions.

Radio imaging, voiceover, programming, podcasting, and jingles specialist Benztown has partnered with a heritage production music library service, creating an opportunity for radio stations to use the content via a cash or barter agreements.

Futuri has brought to market an instant version of its Instant Video feature inside TopicPulse. "This agentic AI acts like a self-directed content producer," Futuri says. Branded video opportunities are at the heart of this advancement. It’s built for newsrooms, digital publishers, and social teams, Futuri notes.

Superadio Network and its American Urban Radio Networks are expanding its digital audio footprint with the official launch of AmplifiedVoices.com, a content hub dedicated to elevating Black culture and storytelling across podcast and video platforms.

The Senior VP of Sales for the group of station in Milwaukee-Racine owned by the nation's largest radio broadcasting company has been promoted to Market President. He'll report to iHeartMedia Division President Nick Gnau.

With NPR and PBS stations poised to lose pre-approved federal dollars through the CPB following Congressional package of a rescission package, widespread discussion of what it will bring for public media abounds. For the FCC's newest Commissioner, the answer is "opportunity."

Across generations and continents, FM DXers embrace open-source tools to tune into distant signals

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