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A federal lawsuit filed against Paramount Skydance Corp. by parents of minor children who streamed content on the Pluto TV FAST channel platform will continue with seven claims the company that will on October 6 expects to complete its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery sought to dismiss.  

In late June 2025, Gray Media filed a lawsuit against the parent of Hearst Television in a New York federal district court on the grounds the privately held owner of broadcast TV stations infringed on its trademarked name for newscast weather reports. Hearst sought to dismiss the case. That effort has failed.

It's an advancement seen across numerous CBS Owned Stations facilities' newsrooms in recent months, including stations in Boston, Pittsburgh, and Sacramento. Now, the Paramount Global operation branded as "CBS Minnesota" is readying the inclusion of AR/VR technology in its newscasts.

Lakes Media Network's sellers in Southern Virginia and Northern North Carolina now have access to Townsquare Ignite's digital advertising platform. The six-station operation known for its vociferous interference fights from Raleigh-based FM translators is the latest broadcaster to team up with Townsquare.

On August 3, it completed its $15.8 million purchase of "ABC36," making this Lexington, Ky., station a sibling to its NBC affiliate in the Kentucky market. Approval of the deal came from the FCC after DirecTV attempt to thwart it over retransmission consent concerns. Perhaps DirecTV's Rob Thun is its Chief Soothsayer.

Conforms Parts 73 and 74 of the Commission's rules to the decision of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in National Religious Broadcasters v. FCC

Orchestration platform connects multiple systems via a coherent operating layer

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Public Notice annoucning application for review of the Media Bureau's dismissal of The Television Bureau of Advertising, Inc.'s Petition for Reconsideration of a March 2026 Public Notice pertaining to the lowest unit charge requirements.

Nathan Bohne, Adam Wofford and Eric Krueger developed Project PERMIT

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It revises NEPA review procedures for structures, including broadcast towers

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Functioning alerting hardware should stay in place, they wrote

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A Houston federal bankruptcy court judge has signed off on a Chapter 11 restructuring plan that will eliminate billions of dollars in debt held by one of the nation's two direct broadcast satellite companies. It resolves a bitter legal battle with a significant number of its lienholders.

The "local first" media company headed by CEO Bill Wilson has announced when it will release its Q3 2026 financial results. What can investors in Townsquare Media expect to learn?

WCB grants Petition for Declaratory Ruling filed on behalf of Tin Can Untechnologies, Inc.

Public Notice annoucning application for review of the Media Bureau's dismissal of The Television Bureau of Advertising, Inc.'s Petition for Reconsideration of a March 2026 Public Notice pertaining to the lowest unit charge requirements.

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