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A selection of recent Letters to the Editor

The post Letters: Tubes, Patriotism and More appeared first on Radio World.

Software update strengthens DAB mobile measurements and lab capabilities

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Trends and technology behind this fast-growing medium

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With a statement that more organizations "now have a meaningful base of known, addressable audience than at any point in recent memory," Omeda makes a pitch designed to drive dollars to email and newsletters — helpful insights for broadcast media sales leaders. But, at what cost are these suggestions to radio and TV?

The new Quick Content Activation System makes the Quu platform more powerful

The post Best of Show: Quu HotQuus + IQuu Sports appeared first on Radio World.

Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau Approves T-Mobile's Use of Galileo Global Navigation Satellite System for Enhanced 911 (E911) Purposes

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As the New York-based DSP and AI products partner focused on local brands and agencies sees it, it has brought to market what it calls "the first agentic suite built for local precision at national scale."

A key non-partisan Washington "think tank" has chimed in on a Virginia law that would place a one-hour daily cap on social media platform use by children aged 15 and younger. In its view, the law being challenged in a federal appeals court are subject to strict scrutiny under the First Amendment — which it cannot meet.

What do NAB Chief Legal Officer Rick Kaplan, Motion Picture Association Sr. Executive VP and Global General Counsel Karyn Temple, and NCTA-The Internet & Television Association Chief Legal Officer Russell Hanser have in common? The three disparate organizations all agree on how the FCC should proceed in MB Docket No. 19-41, focused on the TV […]

A noncommercial FM radio station licensed to Jonesboro, Tex., that is presently silent under special temporary authority with the FCC is being acquired by a religious institution that's more about Jesus Christ than the "solid rock" one may have heard on stations like WLS some 55 years ago.