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The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation and the Broadcasters Foundation of America are blending holiday generosity with the chance to win extraordinary opportunities with a special silent auction that concludes on Giving Tuesday, which is December 3. Proceeds support both vital organizations with the Fantasy Gifts and Experiences for Good Auction.

Radio program syndicator Key Networks and client Bloomberg Audio have extended their relationship with Audacy Inc., one that sees Bloomberg content air across "the majority" of the privately held company's spoken word radio stations.

What should engineers and managers know about them?

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The Morgan Murphy Media subsidiary that owns and operates six radio stations in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and TV stations in Marquette and Alpena, Mich., has promoted from within to fill the role of Digital of Digital Sales for the Mitten State.

Gray Television and privately held SagamoreHill Broadcasting have gotten the regulatory approval to proceed with a plan that effectively substitutes one channel for another — twice — in a Table of TV Allotments adjustment for Lubbock, Tex.

Radio World readers enjoyed Criss Onan’s look back fondly

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Early bird pricing and scholarships are now available

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Why not celebrate Valentine's Day now?

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It debuted in 2009 as part of a wholeshift away from daytime television "soap operas" to more cost-efficient chat shows. Now, CBS is preparing to wind down this series, with a finale scheduled for December 20 for hosts Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, Jerry O'Connell and Sheryl Underwood.

Tightrope Media Systems has built a reputation for consistency over its 27 years in business, anchored through a managerial structure and staff that rarely changes. That consistency is a distinction. Yet, Tightrope’s longstanding managerial structure is on the verge of change.