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At this year’s Hispanic Radio Conference, best-selling author, business consultant, and media strategist Peter Remington is set to challenge industry professionals to break free from outdated sales strategies and embrace the evolving definition of radio as "new media."

Peacock is now offering in-market streaming of the NBC Sports Regional Networks as an add-on subscription option, providing paid Peacock OTT platform consumers with direct access to NBC Sports Bay Area, NBC Sports Boston, NBC Sports California or NBC Sports Philadelphia.

He’ll be a radio applications and support engineer

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Bialik and Willard outline what to expect in this year’s Media Over IP track

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A venerable New Bern, N.C.-based designer and manufacturer of professional broadcast audio equipment under a trio of brand names is gearing up for the 2025 NAB Show with several new product enhancements and additions to its line of offerings.

Introducing the INOmini 645 FM SiteStreamer II, featuring a sensitive SDR-based tuner, improved LCD display, high-quality streaming for multiple remote listeners, improved metering for both off-air and Auxilliary reception, more alarm options, and two levels of password protection.

Telos Alliance, long-known for its broadcast audio technology products, is planning to show off its entire catalog of new features and capabilities across its lineup of Linear Acoustic Next Generation Audio products at the 2025 NAB Show.

A software provider that offers products designed to improve post-production workflows for broadcasters is returning to the NAB Show, and will introduce a post-production collaboration product designed to bridge the gap between discrete cloud and multiple on-premises infrastructures.

A "record-breaking" 127.7 million viewers watched FOX’s broadcast of Super Bowl LIX — including a simulcast streamed on FOX’s free streaming service, Tubi. But, how did television viewing fare otherwise in February 2025? Nielsen's monthly report, "The Gauge," offers new details.

Less free trade. Fewer foreign workers. "An increased reliance on the idiosyncratic preferences of the president rather than the more predictable institutionally-driven policy-making processes businesses have historically relied upon in the United States." This led Brian Wieser to reduce his ad growth expectations.