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Rebuilding a broadcast operation is never a small undertaking, especially when moving from a Windows PC environment to Macs. For Lilly Broadcasting, it meant rethinking everything—from infrastructure and workflows to the tools their teams rely on every day.

Summertime in New York will never be the same

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He has 40 years of experience in public media, and for PBS Wisconsin, his leadership, statewide community focus, programmatic vision, and development acumen advanced its national prominence in education, innovation and fundraising around mission-focused Wisconsin programs. Now, Jon Miskowski is retiring.

The Milwaukee Courier and "101.7 The Truth" have partnered to form the Milwaukee Black Media Trust, a community ownership structure ensuring that both historic Black media institutions remain independent and in service of Milwaukee’s Black community.

The FCC has granted the assignment of authorization request that will allow the owner of a Class B AM radio station with 1kw from 2 towers during daylight hours and 3 towers at night serving the Minneapolis-St. Paul market to transfer it to liberal cause-focused FutureNow.

Designed to remove the physical limitations of the traditional studio

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A major shakeup has transpired in the executive ranks of Nueva Network, which Carlos Moncada took full ownership of in late 2025. As confirmed via social media, José Villafañe, the founder and CEO of Nueva Network, is exiting the company.

A clever acquisition across the Mississippi has the Lutheran Church of Missouri well positioned

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A generation ago, John Morgan was likely just a familiar name to radio listeners in parts of Florida. Today, his voice, visage and brand messaging can be found across a wide swath of the U.S. That's thanks in part to a huge investment in spot television that continued as April turned to May, based on Media Monitors data.

A host of free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) channels and The Weather Channel will continue to be available to users of the YouTube TV virtual MVPD television service, thanks to a new agreement signed by the Alphabet Inc. property with the Google subsidiary.