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One of the world's most revered 26.2-mile running challenges is now complete, as thousands took to the streets of the Five Boroughs of New York on Nov. 2 to earn a medal as a finisher of the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon. Providing the dynamic video footage of the event saw CP Communications once again spread its connectivity across the course.

The individual who serves as VP of Government Affairs at conservative talk and Christian-themed non-secular spoken word-focused Salem Media Group is urging both legislative and consumer action in response to Tesla's decision to remove both AM and FM radio from its base Model 3 and Model Y vehicle trims.

“By the end of the third quarter, we achieved nearly all of our strategic growth goals for 2025,” said Jon Kirchner, Chief Executive Officer of TiVo, DTS AutoStage and HD Radio parent Xperi. That's good news for investors, as the company beat the street on its earnings per share and revenue estimates.

The collaboration combines Amazon’s data signals across shopping, streaming, and browsing activity with iHeartMedia’s digital listener base. The result offers marketers the ability to extend omnichannel campaigns to streaming music and live radio audiences across connected devices.

Tensions between CPB and NPR will likely play out in court

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The move has helped alleviate its hardware management troubles

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The Texas-based companies integrate their product offerings

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A former chief executive at CityBridge Education, she most recently served as Chief Revenue and Development Officer at Teach For America, where she led a national fundraising team that increased overall revenue and donor retention.

Gray Media released its third quarter earnings results on Friday, and the big takeaway is that the television station ownership group that's ready to grow is — like some of its peers — experiencing softness in its core advertising. And, that's based not on year-over-year comps but on a look back to 2023.

The future of Warner Bros. Discovery is a hot topic, and MoffettNathanson Senior Analyst Robert Fishman is among those on Wall Street wondering what's next for the company led by David Zaslav.