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The owner of seven radio brands serving Sacramento has announced who will be its next Senior VP and Market Manager, following the recent exit of market veteran Stacey Kauffman. He's inbound from Phoenix, where his replacement has also been named by Audacy.

A formal proceeding launched Wednesday by the Commission will offer a "QC" checkup, if you will, of the customer service providers of cable, broadband, satellite TV, and voice services give their customers. A new Notice of Inquiry seeks information on current customer service practices and is designed to benefit consumers.

On-air stunt thanks community for raising funds to support the launch

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In late August, RBR+TVBR first reported on the acquisition of an FM and Class D AM sibling to a buyer that's "driven," as the newly formed media company is led by the owner of a Chevrolet dealership in Stratford, Tex. Now, Corey Naugle is adding another FM station — this one some 75 miles southeast of Stratford — to his newly formed Driven Media.

We explore the implications of tne new EAS code for missing and endangered persons

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The first NEXTGEN TV launch in the Caribbean is on its way, as the first phase of a ATSC 3.0 deployment strategy has been completed thanks to the ongoing efforts of Maine-based Sinclair Inc. subsidiary Dielectric.

Utter calls him an “all-star” in broadcast system integration

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The individual who served in the role today held by Adam Symson between 1985 and 1998 has died at the age of 89. Larry Leser is being remembered by many across the industry, including former Scripps head Rich Boehne, who calls Leser "a brilliant strategist, decisive and never afraid of taking risks.”

The online course is available for $395

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If it were up to automakers such as GM, Ford and Toyota, any U.S. legislative mandate requiring them to include an AM radio in every vehicle's in-dash entertainment system should be stopped. And, they've collectively spent millions of dollars to prevent the legislation from forward advancement on Capitol Hill.