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The Chief Financial Officer for the nation's No. 1 owner of broadcast television stations, NewsNation, and WGN Radio, which enjoys a controlling interest in The CW Network will be participating in three upcoming institutional investor conferences in September.

Lamar Smith will oversee engineering at the company's 57 radio properties

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Last week, it became known that Steven Wolfe Pereira has exited as Executive Vice President and Chief Client Officer for the world's largest Spanish-language content producer. It is now known as to why Pereira is leaving TelevisaUnivision after eight months in the role.

How have strong ratings translated to ad revenue, community connectivity and keeping Radio relevant in the Paris of the Midwest? Those are just some of questions RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson asks Cumulus RVP Donna Baker in this fresh InFOCUS Podcast, presented by dot.FM.

Television ad measurement company iSpot has received industry certification from the U.S. Joint Industry Committee (JIC) for its measurement capabilities and methodologies covering critical areas of the cross-platform TV advertising industry.

The timing of the report comes one day after the announcement that WCBS-AM in New York would become the new home of "ESPN New York" thanks to a lease management agreement (LMA) with Good Karma Brands.

The E.W. Scripps Co. operation built the facility expressly for its new broadcast sports coverage, and is located in Atlanta. It boasts 4K monitors, a Telestrator for live analysis, and four unique positions — including a main sports desk — to provide different looks for production.

Xperi Corp. has confirmed that the DTS AutoStage, which has won accolades thanks to its spotlight at the NAB Show, will be getting a Euro lens at the upcoming IBC 2024 conference and expo in Amsterdam.

Announced just prior to the NAB Show in April 2024, these new products represent the latest offerings in the Linear Acoustic AERO line of television processors, replacing the AERO.10, AERO.100, and AERO.2000 models.

As Kramer sees it, the move aligns with its commitment to invest in AVoIP and position the company at the forefront of technological advancements in this domain.