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Spotify Technology S.A. shares tumbled by more than 10% on Tuesday morning, following the release of the streaming audio Goliath's Q2 2025 results — a performance that fell short of analysts expectations and those of its shareholders.

Glynn Walden recalls their use in the '90s to test HD Radio

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A mobile unit dispatched from Mobile TV Group headquarters in Englewood, Colo., is offering live production to a Major League Baseball team, a National Basketball Association franchise and a storied National Hockey League club's telecast home, a regional sports network formed as a result of the Diamond Sports Group bankruptcy.

Audio-visual tech company Kramer has brought to market it new MTX3-88-PR-PRO all-in-one matrix, a product that is designed to high-performance video processing and scaler-based clean switching capabilities to its users.

Window to the World Communications has signed off on a consent decree with the Chief of the FCC Media Bureau's Video Division that concludes the Commission's investigation into violations of its online public inspection file rules.

The ABC affiliate serving Southern Nevada has named a new leader of its sales team. He'll be taking the position of Director of Sales at The E.W. Scripps Co.-owned KTNV-13 and its unaffiliated sibling on August 4.

Also, why did Harold engrave the back of a panel?

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To claim that NPR excludes faith-based and conservative perspectives is "egregious and completely without fact or merit"

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Limitations on selling ads make it hard to find a replacement for federal funding

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Pearl TV counsel Max Larson and Gerard Waldron at Covington & Burling have provided the FCC with more details on just how HDHomeRun depends on a chipset manufactured by HiSilicon, a wholly-owned Huawei Technologies subsidiary.