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The station went silent in late 2025

The post Cumulus Media Surrenders License of San Francisco’s 560 AM appeared first on Radio World.

Rolf Taylor suggests developing around the tower site

The post Letter: Could WBT’s Land Be Shared, Just Like Cincinnati’s Blaw-Knox? appeared first on Radio World.

The ratings company says it has offered Cumulus its national data at a “commercially reasonable rate”

The post Nielsen Says Injunction in Cumulus Suit Is “Moot” appeared first on Radio World.

The return of $881 million in unused funds from the TV Broadcaster Relocation Fund, known as the "Repack," marks a significant milestone in the successful conclusion of the first-ever spectrum Incentive Auction.

The broadcast television station ownership group that also owns tower manufacturer Dielectric and has emerged as the ATSC 3.0 industry shepherd delivered what CEO Chris Ripley called "strong" second quarter results.  Indeed, revenue and adjusted EBITDA each grew year-over-year. But did they meet analyst expectations?

The FCC's August Open Meeting is on Thursday, and based on the statement issued late Wednesday from the agency's lone Democratic vote-caster, the end of the current 39% national TV ownership reach put in place by Congress in the early 2000s appears to be coming to its conclusion.

Amidst reported listener declines, SRG SSR targets mid-fall to resume FM

The post Switzerland’s SRG to Resurrect Analog FM Broadcasts appeared first on Radio World.

Nine will be inducted in October in Greenwood Village ceremony

The post Colorado’s 2026 Broadcast Hall of Fame Class Unveiled appeared first on Radio World.

It will exhibit at the IBC show in Amsterdam

The post GatesAir Features Next-Generation TV/DAB+ Exciter appeared first on Radio World.

A Class A FM station serving Winona, Minn., and La Crosse, Wisc.; along with a 100kw Class C FM reaching these markets from Monroe County is being acquired by the radio broadcasting company led by founder Dave Magnum. Along for the ride in this transaction are a Class D AM and its FM translator in Sparta, Wisc.

The Maryland House Democrat believes the FCC's "extraordinary decision to require early renewal of eight Disney-owned ABC broadcast licenses breaks from decades of practice and causes severe constitutional problems by at least appearing to use the Commission’s licensing authority to censor protected speech." As such, "further Congressional oversight may be warranted."

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