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The broadcast TV group that's shepherding the industry toward ATSC 3.0 digital broadcasting services has announced when it will report its Q4 2025 earnings results. What do analysts expect to see from a company that very much wants to merge with The E.W. Scripps Co., despite that entity's firm no?

As first reported by Streamline Publishing's Radio Ink, Maire Mason is taking a key New York leadership role at the company that's parent to WBLS and "HOT 97," as well as the Estrella Media Spanish-language multimedia company. She's inbound from Spanish Broadcasting System's N.Y. station group.

Winter Storm Fern communications status report for January 25, 2026.

FCC modifies the activation of DIRS and the MDRI for Winter Storm Fern

Alan Higbie's Army enlistment was to avoid the infantry; he communicated to a revolution

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FCC expands the activation of DIRS and the MDRI for Winter Storm Fern.

Winter Storm Fern communications status report for January 24, 2026.

Media Bureau Issues Hearing Designation Order to 97.5 Licensee TX, LLC

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Public media outlets can use funds toward national partners or technology for distribution

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The Christian association suggests a “service-specific” approach to ownership rules

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The Executive Vice President for Content at American Public Television, an entity that offers syndication and program exchange services for educational noncommercial stations across the U.S., is preparing to exit the Boston-headquartered organization by the end of January.

A Hearing Designation Order has been sent to the parties involved in a transfer of control of a trio of El Paso radio stations serving Spanish-language audiences in the West Texas city — a matter with a tale akin to a telenovela script. At issue: an unauthorized LMA, an undisclosed loan and family shenanigans.

FCC encourages debris clearing and utility repairs crews to avoid damaging critical communications facilities and infrastructure when dealing with the effects of Winter Storm Fern

FCC provides 24/7 emergency contact information related to Winter Storm Fern

The Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau reminds enrolled users about the availability of Priority Telecommunications Services in areas impacted by Winter Storm Fern

The Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau, in coordination with multiple other bureaus, issues procedures to provide emergency communications in areas affected by Winter Storm Fern

FCC Enforcement Bureau submits its 2026 annual report to Congress in accordance with its obligations under the Preventing Illegal Radio Abuse Through Enforcement Act (PIRATE Act).