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Granted the application to assign license of WTVQ-DT, Lexington, Kentucky from a subsidiary of Morris Network, Inc. to Scripps Broadcasting Holdings, LLC.

At its 78th annual meeting, Matt Butcher was elected president and Jim Leifer vice president

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EBC's manager cited technical problems and energy costs

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Digital mixing systems and Core Matrix routing boost efficiency and channel capacity 

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Association also names new members of its Michigan Broadcasting Hall of Fame

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Radio and TV commercials are outperforming the average with Baby Boomers and Gen X, according to new YouGov data. The numbers point sellers toward a clear next step: layering in digital products to close the gap with Millennial and Gen Z consumers.

Forever Media has moved ahead with another radio station sale that sees Draper Media, the radio and TV station ownership group serving the Delmarva Peninsula and a swath of the I-95 corridor between Philadelphia and Baltimore, end up as the new licensee.

"Massive" sample sizes are one big benefit

The post Cumulus Lays Out Its Reasons for Embracing DTS AutoStage appeared first on Radio World.

The Chief Programming Executive and General Manager for General Audience Programming at PBS has unexpectedly passed away, President/CEO Paula Kerger shared in a statement released by the public television service on Monday.

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The FCC's Media Bureau has tossed a challenge to a deal agreed to in March that sees The E.W. Scripps Co. add the ABC affiliate serving Lexington, Ky., to its stable of broadcast TV stations. DirecTV argued the transaction would suffer direct economic harm due to higher input prices it would have to pay as a result of the sale.

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California has given the state's Attorney General, Rob Bonta, a boost in his quest to derail the pending merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery with the issuance of a Temporary Restraining Order.

As the second half of 2026 begins, it has become abundantly clear that the accident attorney specialty firm founded in Orlando in 1988 by John Morgan will finish the year as the biggest advertiser using Spot TV.  Morgan & Morgan is also making a run for the crown at Spot Radio.

Following waiver denial, KTLF argued that if a noncommercial HD subchannel, it fits rules

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