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Jimi Gibson, the VP of Brand Communication at Thrive Internet Marketing Agency, spent two decades as a creative director. Now, he’s here to send the message that “invisible owners create invisible companies” — and how this matters for broadcast media. Gibson explains the reasons why in this InFOCUS Video Podcast.

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The FCC is moving ahead with several important changes

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FCC Enforcement Bureau proposes a penalty of $20,000 against Neville Morgan, Lilleth Morgan, and The Sweet Hour of Prayer Inc. jointly and severally, for operating an unauthorized radio station on 105.3 MHz in the Bronx, New York.

FCC Enforcement Bureau proposes a penalty of $25,000 against Albercio Mercado for operating an unauthorized radio station on 94.9 MHz in the Bronx, New York.

FCC Affirms $20,000 Fine for PIRATE Act Violations.

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FCC to require firewalls, stronger passwords and prompt updates of security patches. Proposes enhanced EAS geotargeting, earthquake alerts and software-based alerting.

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As America marks its historic 250th birthday, TEGNA is "telling the story of the nation through the people who shape it every day" through a year-long, cross-platform storytelling initiative highlighting everyday Americans "whose acts of service, generosity and leadership are strengthening their communities and the country."

The RAB, Commercial Radio & Audio Australia, Radiocentre UK, and Radiocentre Ireland jointly commissioned and presented research under a unified global case for audio’s role in the media mix at the Cannes Lions festival, which concludes on Friday in the South of France.

Four Democrats took the FCC's Media Bureau to federal court this week, arguing a March guidance document unlawfully extended discounted political advertising rates beyond what Congress authorized, potentially affecting how broadcast stations price political inventory.

The summertime timing puts educational institutions at a disadvantage, CBI says

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In this document, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) adopts eligibility restrictions and a limit on the number of applications that each applicant may file in the upcoming 2026 filing window for applications for new noncommercial educational (NCE) reserved band FM translator station construction permits.

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