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It's well known that, more than ever, consumers of video content are turning to digital and streaming platforms and watching it on screens of all sizes. It turns out it is now a global phenomenon — one that has led to the worldwide shrinking of linear television ad spend, new data from WARC show.

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Digital radio production company Super Hi-Fi, dedicated to "high margin radio" while exploring AI opportunities, has completed an update to its core AI technology platform. It increases AI system speeds across its entire radio operating system workflow by three times, the company says.

It is a primary goal of Beasley Media Group to bring a bevy of digital dollars to the coffers. An Amazon-owned company is being tasked to help. In related news, there's a new PD for "Country 103.7" in Charlotte, and its the woman who has been programming "Kiss 95.1" for the last four years.

He's been a News Director for Sinclair Inc.'s CBS and Telemundo affiliates serving Austin, Tex., for 11 years and has nearly three decades of experience in broadcast journalism. Now, he's agreed to take on the role of VP of News for Paramount Skydance's CBS Stations in Boston.

The National Association of Broadcasters is taking its fight to "modernize" the FCC's broadcast ownership rules by sending a message to consumers that they are at risk of losing live sports on free broadcast channels. And, the NAB is doing so through a new advertising campaign.

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Updates provide faster workflow for time-sensitive material

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He joins as a broadcast sales engineer

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The Alpha Media purchase, first announced on May 5, saw Brigade Capital Management contributing much of the cash to make the transaction happen. Originally, closing was anticipated to occur in late 2025. 

The host of “In Our Time” has proven that smart audio content has enduring appeal

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The Media Bureau establishes a phased process to lift the current freeze on major changes for Class A television, LPTV, and TV translator stations and permit the filing of new LPTV and TV translator station applications.

The beltpack is water resistant and can withstand extreme weather conditions

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Applicants in New Jersey and Tennessee are directed to a timeshare while Climate March is granted a CP in Iowa

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