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A bigger loss of operations on weaker year-over-year quarterly revenue. That's what Comscore had to share after Tuesday's Closing Bell for U.S. financial markets with the release of its first quarter 2025 fiscal report card.

The finalists for the 2025 Radio Mercury Awards have been revealed, with 107 radio and audio spots advancing to the final round. The shortlisted entries span a mix of advertisers, agencies, production companies, platforms, radio stations, and student creators.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr discussed his first 100 days leading the FCC on Monday in a 20-minute "Fireside Chat" at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, Calif., during which he directly addressed the agency's controversial probe into "news distortion" conducted by Paramount Global-owned CBS.

As of May 19, the NBC affiliate serving the Cleveland DMA owned by TEGNA will have a new News Director. And, it is an individual who most recently led the CBS affiliate in Orlando owned by Graham Media Group.

The AI-voice transcriber offers audio updates on Vatican proceedings

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On Friday night, the U.S. Department of Education notified the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) that its 2020-2025 Ready To Learn grant is terminated, effective immediately. CPB has responded to the move.

He joined the organization in July 2023. Now he will expand his leadership beyond WayFM to all of Hope Media Group’s Christian radio brands.

It is known as the "Radio Voice of the Master," and has been broadcasting the Gospel Message since 1967 throughout Northeastern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Now, it is adding to its stable of non-secular stations focused on Christian Talk and Teaching programming.

Two for the price of one. That's what subscribers to SiriusXM's app-exclusive "All Access" plan will enjoy should they also wish to gain access to content created and distributed by FOX News.

As AEI nonresident Senior Fellow Clay Calvert writes, "the predictability" that exists at the FCC under Chairman Brendan Carr is that most Democrats (and some Republicans) will view many of its prominent investigations as blatantly partisan efforts to aid President Trump and attack press freedom. That hurts the Commission.