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In 1983, a former University of Florida swim team member took a job as a Senior News Producer at WTLV-TV in Jacksonville. He'd later serve as a News Producer at WTSP-10 in Tampa, and in 1993 relocated to Western New York to become News Director of WKBW-7 in Buffalo. Since October 1996, he's been based just to the east, in Rochester, N.Y. Now, Chuck Samuels is retiring, and the Sinclair Inc. stations will be getting a new leader.

Licensee withdraws request that the Bureau substitute channel 26 for channel 16 at West Point in the Table of TV Allotments.

In February, he launched a Classic Hits operation serving a portion of the Central Coast of California while investing in a Missouri FM. This after the November 2024 purchase of an FM in New York's Adirondacks. Now, Todd Nixon has made it clear he believes in local radio in the most picturesque of settings.

The longtime NBCUniversal executive chosen to serve as CEO of spinoff operation Versant has been selected as the recipient of the 2026 Golden Mic Award from the Broadcasters Foundation of America. He'll receive the honor at a black-tie event scheduled for March 9, 2026.

Autumn grid-iron action and the blossoming of a new broadcast TV season helped over-the-air broadcast and cable television combat the ever-growing encroachment of digital and streaming platforms in October, fresh data from Nielsen found in its Media Distributor Gauge show.

Introducing the latest retransmission consent impasse to result in a "blackout," by law, of channels associated with NBCUniversal. The service that is prohibiting its paid subscribers from getting these channels? Look no further than the "sports first" virtual MVPD now owned by The Walt Disney Company.

RBR+TVBR, the publication dedicated to the Business of Broadcast Media, is now accepting nominations from industry members for the 2026 Broadcast Media's Top Tech Leaders list. This salutes the leading information technology and engineering minds in broadcast media.

Bonneville International is uniting its sports coverage across five major markets under the Bonneville Sports Network. The multi-market sports advertising platform is designed to give brands unified access to fans in Washington, Colorado, California, Arizona, and Utah.

The association told the FCC that broadcast is still the “gold standard for resiliency and reliability”

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These tools offer a “window” into the world of radio frequencies

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What to watch for if the commission relaxes ownership rules

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Radio Free Asia's consoles, cameras, microphones and more are to be liquidated eventually

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Wireline Competition Bureau grants a petition for waiver by Coblentz Technology, LLC of the one-year downward revision deadline and finds that good cause exists to waiver the one-year revision deadline for the 2023 FCC Form 499-A.

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Protective Order setting forth procedures to limit access to proprietary or confidential information that may be filed in this proceeding and more strictly limit access to certain particularly competitively sensitive information.

In this NPRM, the Commission proposes to further expand the ecosystem for next generation wireless services by making as much as 180 megahertz of the Upper C-band available for terrestrial wireless flexible use via a system of competitive bidding.

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