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OET withdraws the recognition of CVC Testing Technology Co., Ltd. as an accredited test laboratory.

OET begins a proceeding to withdraw recognition of CQC Internet of Vehicles Technical Service Co., Ltd as an accredited test laboratory.

OET withdraws the recognition of Telecommunication Technology Labs CAICT as an accredited test laboratory.

But the European Broadcasting Union says more protections are needed

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Its chair will be LaFontaine Oliver, executive chair of New York Public Radio

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David Bialik says that first and foremost, broadcasters are content distributors 

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The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation (LABF) and the NAB have revealed that a notable correspondent for “CBS Sunday Morning,” who has also attracted audiences on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show," is the recipient of the 2026 LABF Insight Award.

ERRATUM correcting Report and Order, FCC 25-26, released on December 9, 2026

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Frank Hertel shares a simple way to determine inductor values

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The world's largest creator of Spanish-language audio and video content has entered into a strategic agreement with Major League Baseball that allows it to broadcast in Mexico "a wide offering of live baseball, original content and multiplatform coverage.

A provider of prioritized connectivity and technical services for the broadcast industry led by Josh Bohn has forged a strategic advisory partnership with Kirk Harnack, making him a strategic consultant to the company.

Details have arrived from YouTube TV about how the Google-aligned entity plans to attract both "cord cutters" and those who have never had a cable TV services bill. MoffettNathanson Senior Analyst Robert Fishman took a close look at the potential impact of the forthcoming "skinny bundle" on the TV business.

In January, the media company superserving Black consumers engaged in a reverse stock split — a move designed to retain Nasdaq minimum listing requirements. It worked, as Urban One will remain on the exchange. The company also updated key terms of its lending agreement, brining more financial stabilization.

Privately held Madison, Wisc.-headquartered Morgan Murphy Media has created a Marketing and Creative Services team, as part of a company-wide initiative designed to streamline and strengthen marketing efforts across all its platforms.

Ralph Oakley remains a titan of over-the-air television in retirement. The NAB will recognize Oakley's achievements as the head of Quincy Media, Inc., at the upcoming State Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C.

The Acting Chief of the FCC's Media Bureau has been joined by the FCC's newly minted Managing Director in sending a pair of "Order to Pay or Show Cause" letters to a radio station owner who is very delinquent in meeting his regulatory fee obligations with the Commission.