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Live TV streaming service Philo has again expanded its free TV lineup, adding six channels  — five from Lionsgate and one from QVC Group — to its standalone, no-cost-to-access channel lineup.

As Hispanic Heritage Month begins, new data from Edison Research show Latino audio listeners are tuning in and asking for more. Cultural connection is driving demand for Spanish-language content, local stories, and hosts who reflect their lived experience.

The presently bankrupt licensee of three Lone State State radio stations has successfully received Commission approval to shift a vacant FM allotment from one Texas municipality to another.

The Ranking Member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, along with the leading Democrats on the Communications and Technology Subcommittee and Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee, have called on the FCC's Inspector General to launch an investigation into Chairman Brendan Carr.

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Guideline examined its local media spend trends modeled on economic data, and it estimates 36% of states have negative GDP for Q2, with an additional 20 states trending downward in the second half of 2025. These economic headwinds will likely slow media spend, Guideline concludes.

Ad spend in the U.S. reached $137 billion in 2025. Impressions rose to 16.3 trillion. Where and how is all this budget being spent? The newly released State of Digital Advertising 2025 takes a look at the big picture before diving into the details, providing a global, cross-channel view of the state of the industry.

In an opinion piece from its editors, the publication founded 70 years ago by William F. Buckley focused on conservative analysis responded to ABC's decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel's late night show and comments made by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr on the matter. It's declaration is to kill the Commission.

It's being heralded as "a groundbreaking innovation in broadcast audio capture." Introducing a product from Shure that's designed for sports and studio, delivering "front-row sound to viewers while reducing the number of microphones and cables required."

The broadcast media company that's made MeTV Network a household name across the U.S. is adding another property to its TV station stable. This time, the company led by Norman Shapiro is agreeing to purchase a low-power TV channel serving the South's largest market. Serving as the seller's broker is Kalil & Co.