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The latest three-month review of how U.S. consumers spend their time listening to ad- supported audio is out, courtesy of Nielsen Audio. It's based on data compiled by the audience measurement giant and third-party partner Edison Research. What's the key takeaway? Ad-supported audio represents two-thirds of total listening. 

Former interns are in the spotlight, as they are making a positive impact across the media, technology and tech sectors.

She's a very familiar figure in radio industry circles, and following an organizational shift in April departed Skyview Networks. At the time, there were hints that she'd resurface soon.  That announcement arrived on October 23, and it sees Jeanne-Marie Condo-Bucknell take a role at Audacy Inc.'s Infinity Networks.

It's the parent of the Toronto Blue Jays baseball club — in addition to a mobile phone service provider, cable TV service giant, and local radio and television stations as well as the Citytv network. All helped Rogers Communications beat Zacks Equity Research's third quarter earnings forecast.

He's a former Cyber Defense executive for Comcast's NBCUniversal unit and has similar experience at GE, U.S. Bank and at Walmart. Now, he's heading up the information security team at The E.W. Scripps Co., taking his new role on October 20.

The home of "Thursday Night Football" has won the global broadcast rights to a special "Black Friday" National Football League matchup between a pair of National Football Conference rivals, beating out broadcast TV networks around the world.

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He served as VP/GM of Coastal Television's Meridian, Miss., properties from January 2022 through March 2023 and since then has been a senior advisor with a media buying, media relations and budgeting and forecasting specialist. Meet the new head of Gray Media's crosstown properties.

In a nearly 30-minute podcast interview conducted by the President of the conservative Media Research Center, the Chairman of the FCC made it clear that a broadcast radio or TV station's license could be at play if the Commission finds the over-the-air outlet provided content to viewers deemed to be not in the public interest.

There's "significant public concern over artificial intelligence and its potential to erode trust in journalism," with widespread consumer anxiety a new reality for broadcasters. That was a key takeaway at a NAB Show New York panel discussion on Wednesday morning, as the two-day conference and expo kicked off at the Javits Center.