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In April 2001, Carter Alan was settling in to his second year at WZLX-FM in Boston, hosting a midday radio show that attracted more listeners than any other daypart at the station. Now, listeners are saluting Alan, who previously earned name recognition at the former WBCN, as he's announced his retirement.

The Missouri state press and broadcasters associations have been joined by Gray Media and others in the filing of a petition in a circuit court against the Missouri State Highway Patrol, saying the agency is illegally blacking out basic information in crash reports that Missourians have been able to see for decades.

Why should the Commission say no to the parties behind a Petition for Stay Pending Judicial Review? They "largely parrot the baseless arguments raised by the state cable associations' petition," says Nexstar Media Group's counsel on the matter, Kathleen Kirby of Wiley Law.

Is the radio industry ready to take advantage?

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Maybe we should stop apologizing for having a radio dial

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With the U.S. Senate still yet to take up consideration of the House-passed AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, the owner of radio stations across Canada that recently bought a globally available audio streaming app has reached an OEM deal with Ford Motor Co. — placing it in select models of Ford and Lincoln vehicles.

When it comes to health and beauty aids, there's one brand that's been consistent when it comes to its investment in broadcast television advertising. And, that Unilever flagship is back on the Spot Ten TV report with a new effort, the latest data from Media Monitors show.

The company will exhibit at this week's NAB Show New York

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TNDV and GameTime Productions have expanded their remote production responsibilities for Team Boxing League (TBL), building on a Season 3 collaboration with what they call a more comprehensive REMI production model for the league’s recently completed fourth season.

The free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) channel launched by The E.W. Scripps Co. earlier this year under the leadership of former local stations head Brian Lawlor is bringing an "enormously popular" YouTube offering to television. And, it's all about sports.