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The FCC on Thursday announced that it is taking an initial set of actions that the Republican majority on the Commission believes will help accelerate the transition from aging copper lines to modern network infrastructure in communities all across the country.

The transporter imports show segments into a station’s automation playout and allows for last-minute changes

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The Nova Scotia-headquartered manufacturer of AM and FM radio broadcast transmitters is heading to the 2025 NAB Show with two new features for its VX Fm transmitter series. For Nautel, this means internal audio playout and streaming.

On New Year's Day 1989, the Fox, NBC and CBS affiliations all shifted in Miami, with the longtime ABC affiliate serving South Florida, the Florida Keys and the Bahamas unaffected. Now, after 69 years, WPLG-10 will be parting ways with the network. Where it is heading is even more shocking.

He was most recently the Chief of Staff for FCC Commissioner Nate Simington. Now, he's in a role that makes him a key White House thought leader advising the president on information, telecommunications, and related technology policy.

The NAB's SVP of Communications has authored an advocacy piece calling for immediate action from the courts when it comes to loosening the FCC's local ownership rules for radio and television, labeling the current regulations "from a bygone era." The comments come as broadcasters offered oral arguments in a case against the FCC.

Hope Media Group has "revised oversight" of its radio and digital efforts by promoting from within to fill the role of Chief of Content at the parent of national Christian-themed noncommercial networks WayFM and Vida Unida, in addition to its flagship CCM property.

It's a Tulsa-headquartered owner of broadcast media stations operating in such markets as Merced and Monterey-Salinas, Calif. Until now, it included a mid-sized Louisiana city in its roster of markets. That's about to change for Stephens Media Group.

Auddia is moving forward with its plans to bring new nontraditional revenue to AM and FM broadcasters through a subscription-based ad-free streaming environment. This, Auddia says, is designed to give users more control over their radio-listening experience.